This document discusses a marketing report provided by M Strategies Inc. exclusively for Creme of Nature's Sophisticate's Black Hair product line from February 2011. The report details impressions of 363,036 for Creme of Nature's Sophisticate's Black Hair product line.
Creme of Nature Argan Oil Expansion Virtual Briefing DeckMichelle Humphress
This deck was presented during the 3/24/11 virtual briefing with dozens of media and bloggers. Creme of Nature adds five new products to their popular Argan Oil line of hair care products!
The document is a report from a student summarizing an industrial visit made by students from their college to an MRF Tyres factory. The report outlines that 61 students and 2 faculty members visited the factory and were given a tour where they observed the various production processes for making tires. The visit lasted from 10am to 3pm and gave the engineering students insight into mechanical applications and industrial robotics used at the factory. The student requests that more such industrial visits be arranged to provide practical training for students.
This document provides impressions for Juicy January/February 2011 that were provided by m strategies inc. for Creme of Nature. The impressions are labeled as TBD, meaning the details are to be determined. m strategies inc. created this expressly for their client Creme of Nature.
This document provides readership information for the magazine "Sophisticate's Black Hair" from December 2010/January 2011. It notes that the impressions, or estimated readership, for that issue was 363,036. The document also states that it has been provided by m strategies inc. expressly for Creme of Nature.
This document discusses a hair care brand called Creme of Nature. It provides statistics showing the brand had over 363,000 impressions in November 2010. The document was expressly provided by a company called m strategies inc. for Creme of Nature.
Creme of Nature has partnered with Look Good...Feel Better, a non-profit organization that provides support to cancer patients through beauty workshops, to help spread awareness of their services during breast cancer awareness month. Look Good...Feel Better offers free two-hour makeup and skin care workshops led by cosmetologists to help cancer patients manage appearance-related side effects of treatment and boost confidence. Creme of Nature will include Look Good...Feel Better brochures in product packaging and promote the organization through their website and social media platforms to help more women learn about these confidence-boosting services.
This document discusses a marketing report provided by M Strategies Inc. exclusively for Creme of Nature's Sophisticate's Black Hair product line from February 2011. The report details impressions of 363,036 for Creme of Nature's Sophisticate's Black Hair product line.
Creme of Nature Argan Oil Expansion Virtual Briefing DeckMichelle Humphress
This deck was presented during the 3/24/11 virtual briefing with dozens of media and bloggers. Creme of Nature adds five new products to their popular Argan Oil line of hair care products!
The document is a report from a student summarizing an industrial visit made by students from their college to an MRF Tyres factory. The report outlines that 61 students and 2 faculty members visited the factory and were given a tour where they observed the various production processes for making tires. The visit lasted from 10am to 3pm and gave the engineering students insight into mechanical applications and industrial robotics used at the factory. The student requests that more such industrial visits be arranged to provide practical training for students.
This document provides impressions for Juicy January/February 2011 that were provided by m strategies inc. for Creme of Nature. The impressions are labeled as TBD, meaning the details are to be determined. m strategies inc. created this expressly for their client Creme of Nature.
This document provides readership information for the magazine "Sophisticate's Black Hair" from December 2010/January 2011. It notes that the impressions, or estimated readership, for that issue was 363,036. The document also states that it has been provided by m strategies inc. expressly for Creme of Nature.
This document discusses a hair care brand called Creme of Nature. It provides statistics showing the brand had over 363,000 impressions in November 2010. The document was expressly provided by a company called m strategies inc. for Creme of Nature.
Creme of Nature has partnered with Look Good...Feel Better, a non-profit organization that provides support to cancer patients through beauty workshops, to help spread awareness of their services during breast cancer awareness month. Look Good...Feel Better offers free two-hour makeup and skin care workshops led by cosmetologists to help cancer patients manage appearance-related side effects of treatment and boost confidence. Creme of Nature will include Look Good...Feel Better brochures in product packaging and promote the organization through their website and social media platforms to help more women learn about these confidence-boosting services.
M strategies inc. announced Twitter and Facebook giveaways over the next two weeks to thank followers and fans. The PR agency focuses on social media strategy and has implemented campaigns for clients across sectors. The president said the giveaways demonstrate their commitment to social media platforms and will benefit clients by driving exposures while showing gratitude. A $25 iTunes gift card will be given to a random Twitter follower who becomes a Facebook fan, and the Facebook community will have a chance to win a prize the following week.
1) The document outlines the development of a virtual KFC training world, including planning stages, character and setting sketches, and examples of narrative showcases within the virtual world.
2) Key stages in developing the virtual KFC training world are outlined, such as planning, developing characters and settings, building specifications, and creating graphic mockups.
3) Examples of narrative showcases within the virtual world are provided, including scenarios for dealing with problem customers and simulations of team member and shift supervisor responsibilities.
m strategies inc., a Dallas-based public relations agency, is celebrating its 8th anniversary. Founded in 2002, the agency has established itself as a thought leader in traditional, social, and emerging media strategy. The agency has launched several successful social media campaigns and online editorial outreach initiatives for its clients. Despite economic challenges, the agency has maintained relationships with national and global brands through its expertise and commitment to client service. Looking ahead, the founder expressed confidence in the agency's continued success over the next eight years.
As presented to the Schieffer School of Journalism faculty at TCU, February 13, 2010, this deck walks through the basis of a sound social media strategy by examining the high level concepts of community, content, conversations and connections.
A customer posted a complaint about poor customer service from Carol's Daughter, a beauty brand. Other fans did not respond or comment on the complaint. The founder acknowledged the complaint indirectly and fans responded positively, feeling comfortable giving both positive and negative feedback. The page generally maintained a positive tone, with 99% of posts being overwhelmingly positive.
This document describes a mini-internship opportunity at m strategies inc., a public relations firm. The internship is for 30 days and requires dedicating at least 24 hours per week. Interns will assist account executives and supervisors with the 2010 NBA All-Star All Access Pass initiative. Responsibilities include attending weekly calls, managing social media, researching media outlets and vendors, gathering media clips, and monitoring other sporting events. Qualified candidates should be studying public relations, journalism, or communications. Experience with social media, events, and PR is preferred.
The document summarizes a public relations event held by the Dallas Furniture Bank to promote their annual CHAIR-ity fundraiser. A former "Top Chef" participated in local morning show interviews which generated over 7 million impressions across print, broadcast, and online media. The event featuring a friendly cook-off between the chefs was well received and increased recognition for the furniture bank. Ticket sales exceeded previous years, making it the most successful CHAIR-ity fundraiser to date.
Traditional media like newspapers and television have had to adapt to new technologies and platforms. Emerging media like the internet, mobile devices, and social media are increasingly important ways for brands to reach audiences. The document discusses how the PR firm m strategies inc. has embraced emerging media platforms like blogs, social networks, and online video for nearly a decade to integrate these strategies into clients' PR initiatives and maximize their exposure.
This deck is what we used to host a LIVE Twitter chat and webinar on Twitter for those wondering how to use it effectively for business and marketing. Enjoy!
M strategies inc. announced Twitter and Facebook giveaways over the next two weeks to thank followers and fans. The PR agency focuses on social media strategy and has implemented campaigns for clients across sectors. The president said the giveaways demonstrate their commitment to social media platforms and will benefit clients by driving exposures while showing gratitude. A $25 iTunes gift card will be given to a random Twitter follower who becomes a Facebook fan, and the Facebook community will have a chance to win a prize the following week.
1) The document outlines the development of a virtual KFC training world, including planning stages, character and setting sketches, and examples of narrative showcases within the virtual world.
2) Key stages in developing the virtual KFC training world are outlined, such as planning, developing characters and settings, building specifications, and creating graphic mockups.
3) Examples of narrative showcases within the virtual world are provided, including scenarios for dealing with problem customers and simulations of team member and shift supervisor responsibilities.
m strategies inc., a Dallas-based public relations agency, is celebrating its 8th anniversary. Founded in 2002, the agency has established itself as a thought leader in traditional, social, and emerging media strategy. The agency has launched several successful social media campaigns and online editorial outreach initiatives for its clients. Despite economic challenges, the agency has maintained relationships with national and global brands through its expertise and commitment to client service. Looking ahead, the founder expressed confidence in the agency's continued success over the next eight years.
As presented to the Schieffer School of Journalism faculty at TCU, February 13, 2010, this deck walks through the basis of a sound social media strategy by examining the high level concepts of community, content, conversations and connections.
A customer posted a complaint about poor customer service from Carol's Daughter, a beauty brand. Other fans did not respond or comment on the complaint. The founder acknowledged the complaint indirectly and fans responded positively, feeling comfortable giving both positive and negative feedback. The page generally maintained a positive tone, with 99% of posts being overwhelmingly positive.
This document describes a mini-internship opportunity at m strategies inc., a public relations firm. The internship is for 30 days and requires dedicating at least 24 hours per week. Interns will assist account executives and supervisors with the 2010 NBA All-Star All Access Pass initiative. Responsibilities include attending weekly calls, managing social media, researching media outlets and vendors, gathering media clips, and monitoring other sporting events. Qualified candidates should be studying public relations, journalism, or communications. Experience with social media, events, and PR is preferred.
The document summarizes a public relations event held by the Dallas Furniture Bank to promote their annual CHAIR-ity fundraiser. A former "Top Chef" participated in local morning show interviews which generated over 7 million impressions across print, broadcast, and online media. The event featuring a friendly cook-off between the chefs was well received and increased recognition for the furniture bank. Ticket sales exceeded previous years, making it the most successful CHAIR-ity fundraiser to date.
Traditional media like newspapers and television have had to adapt to new technologies and platforms. Emerging media like the internet, mobile devices, and social media are increasingly important ways for brands to reach audiences. The document discusses how the PR firm m strategies inc. has embraced emerging media platforms like blogs, social networks, and online video for nearly a decade to integrate these strategies into clients' PR initiatives and maximize their exposure.
This deck is what we used to host a LIVE Twitter chat and webinar on Twitter for those wondering how to use it effectively for business and marketing. Enjoy!
2. Building a Digital Tapestry:How to Activate Social Media Platforms Panelists Tara Hall- AS at The Marketing Arm Mike D. Merrill- SAE at New media Gateway Brian Penrod- Program manager for interactive media for Susan G. Komen.
7. Have a crisis communication action planBuilding a Digital Tapestry:How to Activate Social Media Platforms cont…
8. Measuring the Effectiveness of Social and Traditional Media Campaigns Speaker: Linda Rutherford, VP of Communication and Strategic Outreach Show me the results!-What did we get for our effort and expense?Why Measure- Pinpointing results is essential for the client -they become supporters when they see results - Serves as a comparison to your competitorsMonitoring Tools- Radian6 Vocus or Google Reader *ROI on social media can sometimes be small, can we afford not to participate?
9. Shift from print to online news has affected the way in which journalists receive news Embargoed information is no longer acknowledged Relationships between editorial and advertising Is it changing? How has social media changed the pitch? E-mail is still relevant but new platforms allow quicker, more concise interaction The Shift of Journalism: The Many Hats Journalists Now Wear