Why Media Monitoring is a PR Nightmare 4:00 AM – The alarm buzzes. It’s still pitch black outside, and I question all of my life choices that led me to this moment. I groggily reach for my phone and scroll through my emails, knowing full well what awaits me—a tidal wave of alerts, news summaries, and […]
What Fullintel Has in Common With Apple, Facebook, YouTube and HBO: Human Curation
HBO’s relatively new recommendation website is a fun piece of technology. It’s got a slick user interface, insightful and interesting show reviews, and even lets users sample each show for free. It’s also driven by the most advanced neural network in existence – the human brain. That’s because Recommended by Humans, as it’s known, is […]
What Not To Do During A PR Crisis
PR professionals and military personnel are much alike; they practice during peacetime to be battle-hardened during an emergency. Some even go the extent of simulating a fake PR crisis. When things are normal, the PR team can help organizations build a positive reputation. But when disaster strikes, they take charge and hammer out a plan […]
Oscars 2018: PR Lessons From Hollywood’s Biggest Night
From Jennifer Garner’s epiphany to Jimmy Kimmel’s funny take on the envelopegate gaffe, there was plenty of entertainment this year. An Academy Award (or even a nomination for that matter) automatically translates into big bucks and an even bigger career for the people involved. But there’s more to the glitz, glamour and the razzmatazz of […]
Public Relations In 2018!
The beginning of every year holds new promises – they’re an affirmation that we have crossed the darkest hours and hope is just around the corner. Despite the threats of nuclear war and the chaos that surrounds American presidency, we did manage to get through last year. 2018 seems to be one of hope – […]
PR Lessons From 2017
PR professionals have been very busy this year. They learned lots of lessons and all of them are worth to be included in the upcoming PR strategies. Some of the memorable moments include… From the United Airlines fiasco to the Pepsi disaster, we have seen more than our share of PR disasters. Among the ones […]
3 PR Mistakes You Should Avoid At All Costs
Communication is the most crucial element during a PR crisis. Sadly, most PR professionals fail to understand this…. There’s no better way to test a PR professional than to assess his role in crisis management. It showcases his key skills, including planning, delegation, and risk assessment. Sadly, even the most brilliant PR professional can […]
PR Spending Projected To Increase Over The Next Five Years
PR remains the cornerstone of corporate communication. And if reports are to be believed, their popularity is unlikely to fade in the coming years. Don’t believe what they’ve been telling you about the future of PR! The Association of National Advertisers (ANA) and the USC Center for Public Relations at Annenberg School for Communication and […]
PR Lessons Learned From Health Crisis and Super Bowl
For the past week, we’ve been witnessing lots of ads based on the Super Bowl. This was not only exciting for us but also for the public relations industry. Thinking why? The big game is not just a platform for creative ads, but for all of the public relations and marketing that surrounds the broadcast […]