Branding

  1. Checking the Message’s Expiration Date

    While the year has changed, many communicators might be “stuck on the treadmill of activities” and announcements. The communications specialists from Beyond the Hype share ways to perform a “gut check on your messaging.”

  2. Fan Behavior Deserves a Closer Look

    Should “nice infographics with catchy data” determine a social media approach? Digital specialist Joshua-Michéle Ross provides a skeptical view of the findings.

  3. What’s on the Horizon: PR in 2012

    With blockbuster events and potentially increased marketing budgets, what does 2012 have in store for the industry? In a PRWeek article, Dave Senay, Fleishman-Hillard president and CEO, weighs in on reputation, branding and why social media is like “catching a speeding bullet between your teeth.”

    Read: Communicators Critical to Reputation Management

  4. Sustainable Reputations in the ‘Age of Man’

    As the world adapts to the Anthropocene — the age of man — companies appear to face “sea changes to the core business model.” The team from Sustainability looks at building sustainable reputations and reaching a “balance between hyperbole and humility.”

  5. Will New Tweetdeck #Fail?

    In an open letter to Twitter, digital specialist Justin Goldsborough reviews recent changes to Tweetdeck, discussing why it appears the brand “put money before usability.”

  6. Why Community Outreach Has New Meaning for Charities

    In a Third Sector column, digital specialist Dean Russell looks at changes in charity communications when communities are “increasingly virtual and fragmented.”

    Read: Choose Your Words Carefully if You Want to Engage Communities Online

  7. Replacing Storytelling With Storybuilding

    In a PRWeek article, communications specialist Nick Childs weighs in on creating influential content and “shaping the story in an authentic way.”

    Read: Creating Influential Content Is About Listening First

  8. Modern-Day Reputation: Brand Behavior vs. Brand Message

    In a PRWeek column, digital specialist Dean Russell explains why organizations must be ruthless with reputation — and why that could lead to a “golden age of integrated PR.”

    Read: Be Ruthless With Reputation

  9. The Accessibility Issue With Interactive Elements

    While many companies have embraced interactive elements, they now might need to look closer into the entire media buy. Out-of-home specialist Mike Cearley suggests spaces “great for eyeballs” can be bad for action.

  10. Creating Passion for Brands Beyond the Buzz

    While it’s true that “PR’s foundation lies in creating buzz,” what should communicators do to build a longer lasting brand experience? Digital specialist Justin Goldsborough says focus more on community, less on campaigns — and “trust your gut.”

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