U.S. Postal Service’s Video Delivers Wrong Message
We would rather see the video focus on a home business owner.
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Are Some Video Analytics Beneficial Or B.S.?
There’s pressure to measure almost every marketing effort. But judging video’s success is not black and white.
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Shooting Video: Don’t Invite Too Many People Into Bed
We believe with video, less is often more.
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We Took The Wrong Reporter To The Dance
Knowing a reporter’s shift is important.
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Media Training: Businesses Should Keep Stats Simple
Businesses should stay consistent and stick with one way in communicating statistics to the media.
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Does Your Video Speak My Language?
Many companies and organizations already recognize they have built-in audiences who speak both English and Spanish.
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Nine Ways For Hospitals To Slow The PR Bleeding
One of the most important steps to building public relations is building strong communications with patients, who perhaps more than any other group, discuss a medical facility’s actions with friends, colleagues and on social media.
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We Get Caught In Media Relations Threesome
I told the reporter I don’t want to upset the producer.
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Media Relations: Grounded
While reporting, Keith stands near a boat rocked by a hurricane circa 1996.
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