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How Brand Transformation makes companies future-proof
In a world that is constantly changing, companies, especially medium-sized ones, are facing ever new challenges. Competitive pressure, stagnant markets, lack of strategic positioning, and dissatisfied employees are just some of the problems…
The importance of Storytelling in a PR and Marketing strategy
There is no doubt that telling a story appropriately has proven to be a powerful tool to conquer audiences. Brands that develop a well-constructed storytelling concept achieve a better market positioning by connecting emotionality with stakeholders,…
Pros and Cons of Facebook Ads
As the saying goes, "If you’re not online, then you don’t exist”. This can be said about businesses that don't leverage the many advantages of social media in marketing. Facebook is one of the most popular online networks. Because of its…
Why you need to review your PPC strategy in light of increasingly popular voice search technology
Digital marketing is on the cusp of a landslide change. Natural language processing, along with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning stand to rescript the consumer experience as we know it. We only have to look at Siri, Cortana…
Coronavirus epidemic: Public relations when the public is out of sight
The Coronavirus crisis is turning the metropolitan areas bustling day and night into desolate places. When people remind each other of #socialdistancing and moving their presence to online channels, traditional and offline communications methods…
Five Trends Shaping the Communications Strategy of Brands in 2019
Public relations and marketing communications strategy in 2018 were defined by the demand for content and integrated communications. The conversations during the beginning of 2019 were around the rise of artificial intelligence in communications…
Command Attention: Social Event Marketing Strategies That Actually Work – An Opinionated Guide
This post was first published by Melissa Drozdowski on Interprose’s blog, Interprose Voice.
Whatever you do, do it well. Do it so well that when people see you do it they will want to come back and see you do it again and they will want to…
Does This Orange Make Me Look Fat? What Your Brand Colors Say About You
Could you imagine the Coca-Cola logo without its iconic red? How about a purple and orange Subway logo? Color theory plays such an important topic in branding and marketing, yet you may not know the specific psychology behind the colors you…
ICCO 2017: Paths for PR – Embracing completely new skills in a field where 95 % of business is about promise making
From left, Charlene Corrin, GM from ICCO and Rami Kangas, Drama Queen Communications/GlobalCom PR Network
“If something matters enough, the news will find you”. Something in those lines was said by Ketchum CEO and chairman Rob Flaherty…
Generating publicity for the sake of it can be a good thing
This post was first published by Sean Hand, Senior Account Executive at Spreckley, on Spreckley's blog.
The phrase ‘there’s no such thing as bad publicity’ has been bandied about for decades. While it would be naïve to suggest that…
Experiencing the Magic: Three Ways to Better Execute Your Plan
This post was originally published by Laurie Davis on the Interprose Voice blog.
Full disclosure – I’m a huge Disney World fan. The memories that I’ve made during the last 20 years are just priceless. For example, this one: my family…
Gotta Catch ‘Em All – Unexpected Lessons From Pokémon Go
It’s sweet summertime, but something other than the warm weather, cool pools, and bright sunshine is tempting people from their homes into the great outdoors. The recently launched and wildly popular smartphone app Pokémon Go has produced…