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Brand Image and Chatbots

5W PR

When most people think about brand-building campaigns, viral videos, and PR stunts , they tend to think about the examples from businesses in the B2C industry. Nevertheless, the core purchasing beliefs are the same with both types of audiences – consumers prefer to spend money with brands that they trust and like.

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2018 Predictions: Consumer PR Edition

Shift Communications

From a B2C public relations perspective, here are two trends that stand out as attention-worthy: integration across the board and the ability to take a stand. 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.

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Luxury PR and Marketing: TikTok’s Potential for Luxury Brands

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Luxury brands , traditionally known for their exclusivity and high-end appeal, have been hesitant to embrace TikTok and its unvarnished content. As the fastest-growing consumer group, Gen Z is projected to contribute to 130% of the growth in luxury personal items by 2025.

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How can brands benefit from TikTok influencers?

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TikTok is an extremely beneficial social media platform for many businesses and small creators alike and the use of TikTok influencers can be easily implemented into a brand’s social media strategy. Here we look at the use of influencers on TikTok and how brands can benefit from the ever-growing social networking app. khaby.lame.

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2023 Brand Campaigns – The Best So Far!

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Bert’s Books’ viral display of the Prince Harry autobiography It felt like Prince Harry’s autobiography was everywhere at the beginning of the year – and one independent bookstore in Swindon capitalised on its success in a very clever way. This is a great example of how simple but well done content can go viral.

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How Reactive PR Can Support Your Marketing Strategy

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In a world where so many brands have a dominant voice online, it can be hard to cut through the noise sometimes and make your brand be heard. In a nutshell, what reactive PR actually means is being reactive to the ever-changing news agenda and hottest viral trends. Reactive PR is however a tool that can be utilised to do so.

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How To Use Social Listening As Part Of Your PR Campaigns

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Social media listening analyses online conversations to identify what’s being said about a brand across various digital platforms. As a result, it can help you to see conversations that are taking place about your brand and sector, measure brand sentiment and help with content ideation.

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