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TENDENCIES IN COMM FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS

I’ve come over an very interesting report these days. It’s about Ragan’s third annual Communications Benchmark Report (https://www.ragan.com/white-papers/communications-benchmark-report-2021/). Ragan’s Communications Benchmark Report is based on responses to an online survey conducted between Jan. 13, 2021-Feb. 7, 2021. The survey yielded 755 qualified responses from internal and external communicators worldwide. Here are some findings: There will […]

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PR’S DUTY IS TO PARTNER WITH THE PRESS

Similar to many parts of PR, the relationship between media members and communicators is constantly evolving. Moreover, this relationship is crucial to the industry — PR needs media members more than they need us. To contextualize why it’s the PR pro’s duty to proactively equip media members with fitting, fleshed-out, valuable stories, we need merely […]

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HOW TO PROTECT YOUR REPUTATION AGAINST MALICIOUS DISINFORMATION

It’s no exaggeration to say that one accusation can bring a company down.It might be a lie, half-truth, or maybe even a misunderstanding, but how you respond to online claims holds tremendous sway over how your business is perceived. Of course, that can be for better or for worse.Without an airtight protocol for identifying and […]

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PR MUST BE INVOLVED IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND LAUNCH

In our hyper-digital world, companies risk their reputation each time they develop products and campaigns without PR teams participating. The social media-driven news cycle means even minor missteps can cause an immediate backlash. So, it’s critical that executives lean on PR to spot red flags during product development and ad-campaign design. But securing PR a seat […]

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