Category Archives: Public Relations
Blogs and Social Media: Moving From Monitoring to Networking
In recent years, blogs and social media monitoring have become a fundamental part of the press office operation and many PR agencies’ bread and butter services. As social networking has matured, companies need to engage proactively to ensure their brands … Continue reading
Making Personal PR Work for You
Public relations is defined as: Positive communications and interactions between a person, organization, or company and the public on whom its success or failure depends. Like it or not, we are always engaged in public relations. From the time you … Continue reading
Retrieving Criminal Records in the Internet
As we watch television, we can see different crimes even reading a newspaper we can gain knowledge what is happening to our environment. But how can we retrieve information that happened long time ago. This is what criminal records are … Continue reading
Stop Hiding Out on the Internet and Show yourself
Earlier today I finished a post on my business blog entitled “Stop hiding out on the internet and show yourself” in which I advise people to stop hiding behind their computers and screen names and let the people they are … Continue reading
What is Public Relations…?
The Cambridge Dictionary definition of Public Relations defines PR as being “the activity of keeping good relationships between an organisation and the people outside it.” Public Relations is a concept that has been around for decades. Often associated with politics, … Continue reading
Secrets to Customer Acquisition and Retention
Investing in a little research and development of customer acquisition and retention will put your financial services ahead of everyone else. If you are a lender, in insurance, offer mortgages or are a bank you are well aware of the … Continue reading
The 2008 PR Society Assembly in Detroit Oct. 25 Was Window Dressing
The 2008 PR Society Assembly in Detroit Oct. 25 was a fraud perpetrated on the general membership not only by the national board but by the Assembly delegates, all of whom are “wired” in one way or another. It was … Continue reading