PR 2.0: Mixing Business with Social Media

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+ Richard Laermer 2 years ago
Personally, this is brilliant. And especially the slide of Dr. House inside the phone. Scintillating!
+ prblog 2 years ago
A couple of the slides focus on two concepts I’ve written about recently.

Sticky vs Slippery Brands Online

http://prblog.typepad.com/strategic_public_relation/2008/04/is-your-brand-s.html

Moving From Broadcasters to Brokers

http://prblog.typepad.com/strategic_public_relation/2008/04/get-social-frid.html

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pr 2.0 mixing business with social media 04.24.08
content is changing
content creation tools increasing in power, ease of use decreasing in cost no longer a barrier to entry use for the right reasons
communication channels increasing2 delivering more messages ─ news releases (2K+ daily, 520K+ annually) receiving greater scrutiny
attention span decreasing3 requires instant comprehension ─ an efficient, effective message EVERYTHING’S abbreviated ─ spelling, board games, trips to the mall
public relations is changing

+ prblog, 2 years ago