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Here are the top new trends that are accelerating change in the practice of public relations and challenging old-timers as we move into 2017. Thought leadership is relevant not just to B2B organizations, but to consumer product companies. The post The Top PR Trends For 2017 appeared first on Crenshaw Communications.
What does the public relations industry have to look forward to in 2017? In 2017, the tsunami of content will only increase. The logical corollary to a massive tsunami of content is that consumers attention is not growing at a commensurate rate. However, the year that the bubble bursts will not be 2017. Content Shockwave.
Let’s face it, an agency search is arduous and time-consuming for both sides. The post A PR Wish List For Holiday 2017 appeared first on Crenshaw Communications. But our list has more to do with ideas we feel will elevate the industry as a whole. What’s on our holiday PR wish list.
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With the year dwindling down, it’s time to start looking ahead to 2017. Public Relations Skills and Competencies Will Need to Expand Both Vertically and Horizontally in 2017. The post Five PR Predictions For 2017 appeared first on Crenshaw Communications. Here are five predictions for the coming year.
As almost 200,000 folks get ready for their annual excursion to Las Vegas for CES (Consumer Electronics Show) , those of us who toil in B2B tech public relations will be looking for 2017 trends to better take advantage of industry moves and stake out positions for clients. What’s next?
Communicators need to learn a new language: One of the biggest themes was addressing the elephant in the room: earned media (PR/communications/media relations) budgets do not get as much money allocated to them as owned media or paid media (internal content or advertising) do – despite the fact consumers trust earned media the most.
It continues a thought leading series based on Agency and Client-side workplace issues, and is the basis of a forthcoming coaching and mentoring book to be published in 2017 alongside the 15th anniversary of the agency. As cited by recent Nieman Lab research published in PR Daily , headlines matter more when readers consume more content.
— United (@united) April 10, 2017. — United (@united) April 11, 2017. — GitLab.com Status (@gitlabstatus) January 31, 2017. — GitLab.com Status (@gitlabstatus) February 1, 2017. In short, Gitlab treated this disaster as an opportunity to connect with their consumers as well as employees.
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As you look through an interrogative lens — analyzing brands, consumers and the media’s relationship with multimedia, it’s easy to see that visual content is the engine that steers the narrative. When you pair the 24/7 news cycle with always-on connectivity, you get consumers overwhelmed by a perpetual stream of content.
A common theme from the marketing and branding sessions at this year’s SXSW 2017 conference was very clear: Say what you mean, and mean what you say. Camille Sheehan ☁️ (@CSheehanPR) March 13, 2017. Camille Sheehan ☁️ (@CSheehanPR) March 13, 2017. Cision (@Cision) March 13, 2017. PR Newswire (@PRNewswire) March 11, 2017.
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It’s hard to believe that 2017 has come and gone. We need to integrate consumer clients into trending conversations, valuable insights into our pitches and data into how we’re benchmarking best practices and measuring success. Now we turn to the new year and think about impending industry evolutions and how to get ahead of them.
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With technological advancements and instantaneous access to media and information, brands find themselves engaging with a less trusting consumer. According to the 2017 Edelman Trust Barometer , at 65 percent consumer trust lies with academics, analysts, journalists, and other experts — only second to friends and family.
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I had the pleasure and privilege of attending IBM Vision 2017 as a guest of IBM Analytics. Christopher Penn (@cspenn) May 17, 2017. Every new channel reduces the friction needed for consumers to get what they want. Christopher Penn (@cspenn) May 17, 2017. Christopher Penn (@cspenn) May 18, 2017. Uber has no cars.
Regardless of what you do, you need an audience to support your endeavors, either by purchasing your products/services or consuming your content. In addition, I don’t simply passively consume their content; instead, I actively engage with them on their content by commenting, sharing, and initiating meaningful discussions.
And that’s not stopping in 2017. In its post, Content Marketing in 2017: 5 Trends That will Change the PH Landscape (shared 6,200 times according to BuzzSumo), Rappler ( @rapplerdotcom ) argues that content marketing is only breaking ground of its true potential. Common 2017 Content Marketing Themes. Convince & Convert.
When the same PR executives from USC Annenberg School of Communication and Journalism’s 2017 Global Communications Report were asked about the future of PR — 88 percent believe digital storytelling is the most salient trend. According to Nielsen, the majority of consumers place more trust in earned media versus paid and owned.
A natural disaster tends to create its own PR appeals, and in 2017, millions responded. Whether you’re a nonprofit targeting donors or a corporation trying to build customer and employee engagement through a giving program, there is one group of consumers who stand out — millennials.
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percent in 2017, hitting $83 billion.” While the rise of fake news and the poor coverage of the United States presidential election likely dug into its lead, most credible consumer research indicates that trust in earned is highest. According to research data from eMarketer, “digital ad spend will increase 15.9
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Video enhances SEO, has the best ROI, keeps consumers engaged longer, and is more shareable than many other content forms. Executives can reach out to shareholders or investors through video, as Nestle shows in this message from a 2017 investor seminar. 7 best PR uses for video. A public-facing CEO. It’s pure storytelling.
Cision, CMO, Chris Lynch tackles this question while discussing important key findings from the 2017 Global Social Journalism Study. How do insights on social journalism highlight a new opportunity for communicators and PR professionals? Do Journalists Trust PR Pros?
Direct engagement with individual consumers. Digital media and individualized outreach are here to stay and have been colossal topics across the profession in 2017. In 2018, as in 2017, uncertainty is the only thing the profession can really count on. Social media. Grassroots advocacy. The list keeps growing.
For those who work in B2B tech or consumer public relations, the next couple of days may not be spent pitching media stories about software or healthy snacks. Updating client plans, advising on 2017 CEO predictions, or simply ordering gifts for industry BFFS — why not do them now. Reach out to former clients and colleagues.
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Conducted by the MIT Media Lab, it was unprecedented in scope, analyzing 126,000 distinct “rumor cascades” that spread on Twitter from 2006 to 2017. PR people, journalists, and everyday news consumers worry about the integrity of the news that reaches us, especially on social platforms.
The Cision 2017 Global Social Journalism Study provides some fascinating insights into how journalists view PR professionals and the PR profession. It’s not a surprise that many journalists harbor some misgivings for the PR industry. They prefer Facebook and Twitter.
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With Question 4 of the 2017 Shareholder Communications 365 Study, we learned that only 20% of institutional investors visit your investor relations website to read your news releases. Now in its fifth year, this exclusive study asks investors 30 tactical questions regarding how they consume your shareholder communications content.
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Cision recently published the 2017 Global Social Journalism Study , which introduced a spectrum of Social Archetypes for journalists. These journalists are characterized by disproportionately consuming and searching social media, rather than posting original content.
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