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The 20 Responsibilities of PR and What They Entail

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Executive Thought Leadership. Today’s PR pro is responsible for ideating, writing/editing, pitching, placing, and then promoting executive thought leadership articles for not only the CEO, but also other senior executives. Small teams of writer/editors are often hired to help the PR pro scale thought leadership efforts.

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Early stage B2B tech startups don’t invest enough in marketing [peer-reviewed study]

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That’s according to a new paper published in a peer-reviewed journal by two academics Gary L. ” The duo used “multi-method approach that involved interviews, secondary data, and a follow-up survey” to conduct the study. More specifically, they did the study twice to ensure its validity. emphasis theirs].”

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The 21 Responsibilities of PR and What They Entail

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Studies show that brand loyalty plays a huge role in why people spend their money the way they do. Executive Thought Leadership. According to Forbes , thought leadership has never been more important. To achieve the desired results, a strong thought leadership strategy from the outset is crucial. Data Journalism.

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How Has the Pandemic Changed Journalism? I Asked a New York Times Reporter

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The remote nature of O’Connor’s job means that he and others are approaching journalism in different ways. One of the best outcomes of 2020 so far has been a renewed focus on diversity and representation, and that theme reaches into journalism as well. Journalists are gathering information in new ways.

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7 journalism statistics from a survey of 3,000 reporters to improve PR performance

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Below I’ve identified a few journalism statistics that give such perspective – along with some suggestions for taking action. >>> As one journalist noted in an open-ended comment: “The fact that so much of journalism has become about ‘clicks’ and ‘shares’ and those often seem to take precedence over keeping the public informed.”

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Study says influencers that turn off social media comments aren’t very influential  

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Influencers who turn off comments are less influential New research published in the Journal of Marketing and summarized for Harvard Business Review has concluded that influencers that turn off comments are less influential. They can’t just take your money, promote and idea and not deal with the opinions and counterfactuals. I know best.” “I

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Changing Relations with Business and Media: Summaries to 3 Studies for Communicators

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One study shows communicators are faced with growing workloads, but their relationship with business has strengthened; two studies offer a look at media relations insights. For communicators, there’s have been a handful of studies published that will help you think it through. Here’s a quick roundup summarizing those studies.

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