Why Data Storytelling Is Essential for the Modern PR Strategy
“Modern" digital PR was developed in order to start a more active, valuable and ongoing conversation between brands and the public, and to do that, you need compelling content.
The Content Strategist
“Modern" digital PR was developed in order to start a more active, valuable and ongoing conversation between brands and the public, and to do that, you need compelling content.
Content is everywhere. It's the article that helps secure a meeting, the HR memo announcing an acquisition, the personalized deck for clients, and much more.
How a smart public speaking strategy led to over $100,000 in public relations ROI.
As strange as it might sound, I have a harder time not finding stories. It's like that line in 'The Sixth Sense' when Haley Joel Osment says, "I see dead people." Instead of dead people, I see stories. Everywhere.
There’s a lot of talk these days about the blending of PR and online marketing. As the lines continue to blur, online marketers are learning and internalizing the PR industry’s best practices, while seasoned PR pros are scrambling to get up to speed with the limitless opportunities afforded them in the digital landscape.
This is the fifth of a nine-video series sharing some of the day’s learnings from the Social Content Summit in April. Chris Perry, President of Digital Communications at Weber Shandwick, tells us how agencies can help clients navigate the content space.
The future of content might very well be about finding a better way to respond to the present.
The Content Strategist picks the day’s most relevant and interesting stories about the world of content from around the web. This one is about Artistic Theft, Building TheAudience and Twitter on the Big Screen.
Celadon & Celery owner Bess Wyrick talks with The Content Strategist about how her content strategy keeps her business in bloom.