The PR industry has lacked a credible leader for many years – probably as many as I have been working in it. That’s too long.
The PR industry has lacked a credible leader for many years – probably as many as I have been working in it. That’s too long.
Rather than trying to measure the value of public relations using an abstract like advertising equivalency what if we measure it on something that we already has value – relationship strength?
PR is associated by most, including the majority of people charging customers thousands of dollars every month for the privilege when they provide publicity and promotion services. That’s not what I do.
Nobody takes the company seriously anymore. It’s a troubled company with more attempts at recovering its lost dominance that most people assume the company has failed. Nobody knows what the company stands for these days.
If PR is media coverage, what is publicity? It’s the most important question your PR firm needs to answer.
Much has been written about the future of PR. The PR industry is either in denial or simply hopes that by asking the question often enough it will eventually convince its customers to give it what it wants.
Without an iPhone killer Apple runs the risk of damaging the relationship it has with its customers
Is it time You ‘Steve’ your product catalog? Most companies sell too many products. They tweak feature sets, speed and feeds and accidentally create a new product. Or, they don’t want to miss out on sales opportunities, and so create products to cater for every possible customer possibility. Over time, product catalogs become bloated. TheyContinue Reading