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Faces & Markets of PRGN: Ireland – A Dynamic Economy and a Great Place to Do Business

Bianchi Biz Blog

Television viewership is steady and national/local radio remains popular: on average, people watch more than three hours of TV and listen to more than three hours of radio every day. Get to know the local media landscape: As a country of 5 million people, Ireland’s media sector is relatively small.

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Increasing Your Media Coverage Through Storytelling

PRSay

Which students at your local college or university are already making the world a better place, and how are they doing it? How is your local government benefitting the community? Sure, go after The New York Times as your boss asked, but don’t forget your local newspapers, TV and radio stations. If so, how?

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Faces & Markets of PRGN: France – A Blend of Tradition and Innovation

Bianchi Biz Blog

Thus, we pitch out journalists to “sell” portraits of CEOs, train them and position them as voices that count in their sector and ghost-write for them comments and by-lines on LinkedIn to help them become the experts in their businesses. Do not copy-paste the global comms strategy: The media will not pick up info that is not local-relevant.

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Brand Reputation Management: How to Measure, Report, and Protect Your Brand

Prowly

Whether it's across social media platforms, in online discussion forums, or even in newspaper coverage, your brand reputation can change in an instant if even slight changes in your audience's perception go undetected. Here are the basics: 1 Monitoring perception You need to be fully aware of what people are saying about your brand.

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Facebook is local media

Stephen Waddington

Local Facebook pages and groups are replacing local media according to research from Braintree, Essex. By Dan Slee If there’s one thing I can tell you it’s that Facebook groups and pages in a local area are huge. No wonder that the small ads of newspapers have been gutted. Dan Slee shares his workings in this guest post.

Local 60
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Facebook is local media

Stephen Waddington

Facebook pages and groups are replacing local media according to research from Braintree, Essex. By Dan Slee If there’s one thing I can tell you it’s that Facebook groups and pages in a local area are huge. No wonder that the small ads of newspapers have been gutted. Overall, 15 per cent of content was local government-related.

Local 60
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A PR Intern’s Guide to Agency Lingo

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Actually the term originates with metal printing plates of prepared text that were distributed to local newspapers. “Flagging” is also used in media training as a technique to emphasize certain responses to a reporter’s question. Heads down – This phrase does not refer to low self-esteem.

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