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Google’s Cookie Ban May Put a Brighter Spotlight on Original Content

Contently - Strategy

In early March 2021, Google announced plans to phase out third-party cookies by 2022, sending the targeted advertising industry into a tailspin. While the long-term impacts of the move remain to be seen, one likely change is that content will play an even more important role for brands and advertisers trying to reach customers online. “If

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30 Pragmatic Marketing and PR Predictions for 2020

Sword and the Script

Data and analytics capabilities will mature to allow companies to predict the best possible experience and communication touchpoints throughout the entire customer journey. 3) Brands blur the lines between company and friend. But it’s not advertising, and it’s not ‘influencer marketing’ in the Kardashian style.

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9 Ways To Up Your PR Game

Onclusive

These shifts include everything from the implications of brand journalism on the PR function to the dwindling number of journalists filling established newsrooms. “In our world of getting-shorter-all-the-time attention spans, pictures (videos, infographics, etc.) I’ve used it, and she’s right.

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3 Landmark Studies that Sum Up the State of Creativity for the CMO [UML]

Sword and the Script

Despite all the analysis that Amazon, a company built on data, poured into its site decision for a second headquarters, Jeff Bezos famously shocked disciples when said he would ultimately decide Amazon HQ2’s location on “intuition.”. “The Marketing Dive: 67% of marketers think digital advertising hurts creative quality.

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Cliff Notes to Effective Media Relations: A Summary of 3 Surveys of Editors, Reporters and Journalists

Sword and the Script

Earlier this year, Muck Rack , one of the PR technology vendors I’m tracking, published a survey of 700 reporters for a report it calls State of Journalism 2019. 61% of reporters said when they are reporting on a company, they “always” or “usually” “consult the company’s social media.” 1% said SnapChat. Credible sources.

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Resolutions to Up Your PR Game in 2018

Critical Mention

Gone are the days of using AVEs (advertising value equivalents) or the number of clips or impressions as ways to gauge success. Why do many PR majors graduate with a degree in Journalism? Learn what makes a compelling visual, be it a photo, video or infographic, so you can contribute to this part of the campaign as well.

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5 technologies that will change how you do PR

Presspage

Though today, only big tech companies like Facebook are able to serve content tailored to their users’ likes and dislikes (ads and articles), in a few years this trend will be ubiquitous in PR. quintillion bytes of data a day. brought forth vast social media and multimedia tools, including video sharing capabilities.