Transparency Is Not an Option
Transparency is an issue that continues to arise as social mediums and online communications gain momentum. Social media provides companies with a great opportunity to represent their brands and interact and build relationships with key influencers and consumers. However, if a company fails to be completely transparent in its online communications, the result can be […]
Digonex Featured on NPRís Morning Edition
Yesterday, our client Digonex, a provider of real-time, automated, dynamic pricing technology was featured on National Public Radio’s (NPR) Morning Edition in a story on the impact dynamic pricing technology can have on the digital music industry. The piece coincides Digonex’s partnership announcement with The Orchard, an entertainment solutions provider focused on building and monetizing […]
Public Relations Lessons From Silicon Valley
A recent article on PR and start-ups in the Silicon Valley by Claire Cain Miller of the New York Times, reminds PR professionals that the media landscape continues to evolve and the role PR plays is crucial to helping clients navigate these new waters. Cain Miller recounts a recent brainstorming session she attended with publicist […]
Personal Branding for Journalists
Just as companies build brand awareness for products and services, journalists are now building brand awareness for their name. For journalists, creating a name is critical as they work to establish an area of expertise and build credibility among readers. This is especially important for freelance journalists who contribute to a variety of news outlets […]
The Fate of Daily Newspapers . . . Sinking or Swimming?
It’s evident that the current economic downturn as well as the changing media landscape has dramatically affected daily newspapers – this can be seen in the closure of many newspapers across the country as well as many cost-cutting measures such as layoffs. A report from the Inland Press Association states that print dailies have “seen […]
Bing to Feature Twitter Updates
Bing, Microsoft’s new search engine which officially launched on June 3, is making headlines yet again as the company “dips its toes into a hot new area of real-time search.” The company revealed on July 1 it will include the latest Twitter updates from popular users such as actor Ashton Kutcher, technology journalist Kara Swisher, […]
First Gadget-Oriented Social Network Encourages Consumer Reviews
Since 2002, technology writer Peter Rojas has been developing Web site interfaces for the news and reviews of electronic gadgets. He has been involved with the creation of popular technology blogs such as Gizmodo and Engadget, and is now embarking on yet another start-up to change the way gearheads learn and communicate about electronics. Earlier […]
Social Media Measurement Tools Continue to Evolve
Social media has dramatically changed the way organizations interact with customers and key audiences. Opportunities to engage directly and in real-time through social networking platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and blogs have given way to new levels of engagement with instant feedback. As more organizations evaluate how to leverage social mediums, many are asking questions […]
Social Media Measurement Tools Continue to Evolve
Social media has dramatically changed the way organizations interact with customers and key audiences. Opportunities to engage directly and in real-time through social networking platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and blogs have given way to new levels of engagement with instant feedback. As more organizations evaluate how to leverage social mediums, many are asking questions […]
Sharpie Stays True to Print While Dabbling in Social Media
A recent case study in Advertising Age examined Sharpie’s new campaign designed to encourage consumers to associate the Sharpie brand with creativity and expression. The goal of the “Uncap What’s Inside” campaign was to inspire consumers to “uncap” their creativity and express their individuality as a low-cost way to “accessorize their lives.” Newell Rubbermaid – […]