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PR Career Guide: Public Relations Job Titles, Descriptions, & Salary

Hubspot

If you landed on this blog post, you’re probably considering a career in public relations. Read on to find out if a career in public relations is right for you. What is Public Relations? Public Relations can be boiled down into two main responsibilities: promoting a brand and protecting it.

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PR Insights: Is HBO’s hit show Succession actually a love letter to the PR industry?

Champion Communications

Public relations has long been an intriguing field that has captivated the masses – and now, with the advent of digital media, the industry has undergone a significant transformation, becoming an essential aspect of business operations. But did you know that PR has inspired some of the most popular TV shows over the last decade?

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7 Essential Building Blocks to Manage a Corporate Reputation Online

Oktopost

Ethics, leadership, financial performance, product quality, customer service, and environmental stewardship are just a few factors that are considered. It’s about building credibility and positive regard before you have a viral Twitter mess to clean up. A company’s reputation is based on many factors. Practice Transparency.

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“Content Is Power”: Q & A with Mark W. Schaefer

B2B Memes

In more than 20 years as a B2B editor, I worked frequently with both public relations and marketing people. For both areas, content is power on the social web and to the extent we can create it and move it virally through a network, we will be successful. Related posts: Wine, Roses, and Oil: PR and the Truth.

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4 PR Lessons from the SharesPost / Wall Street Journal Fistfight

Marketing Craftmanship

Following publication, SharesPost CEO David Weir voiced strong objection to Berman’s column – in a letter to the editor at the Wall Street Journal and through an aggressive behind-the-scenes campaign directed at any blog editor willing to listen – focused on the journalistic ethics of Berman’s methods, as well as the accuracy of his reporting.

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Book Review: Maverick Marketing

Webbiquity

In the author’s analysis, a maverick marketing program “must include at least three of seven key components: marketing innovation, consumer engagement, buzz or public relations, new media usage, a viral aspect, promotion, or opt-in marketing.

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UNcanny Insights From UnMarketing | Book Reviews | Social Media.

Convince & Convert

It’s a boullabaise of advice and observations on social media, viral marketing, and customer experience, with a side order of social media how-to. I have found Scott to be exceptionally ethical in every way. I also appreciate his willingness to share his past mistakes for the readers benefit. I don’t think it does.