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Why public relations is thriving in today’s global marketing mix

Martech

With digital marketing and social media taking center stage, it’s easy to assume traditional public relations (PR) is outdated. Around the world, PR remains invaluable for shaping perceptions, building credibility and connecting brands with their audiences. This strategy helps amplify their messages and reach new audiences.

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Gale’s Audience-First Approach Wins ADWEEK’s US Media Agency of the Year

Adweek

Since its founding in 2014, the agency has grown from seven employees to more than 750, offering full-service capabilities across creative, digital, public relations, data, and technology.

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La-Z-Boy Taps Colle McVoy to Refresh the Brand for Modern Audiences

Adweek

The agency will provide strategy, design, public relations and influencer marketing to reposition the La-Z-Boy brand from one of nostalgia to a more active, dynamic and distinctive brand for modern audiences. La-Z-Boy,

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How Ad Agencies Can Use PR to Drive New Business

Fuel Lines

No other marketing tool replicates what PR can do when it comes to building trust with important audiences. After more than two decades in the public relations business, I’ve come to believe that the most important thing PR can do for an ad agency is enhance its credibility. How is that possible?

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How to Craft an Agency PR Plan That Drives New Business

Fuel Lines

Stanley Judd, Author, Think Rich While there are many things that go into a successful ad agency new business program, one that is often overlooked or underutilized is the strategic use of public relations. Identifying and understanding your audiences is critical to new business success.

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How to Create a Niche Ad Agency Blog to Boost New Business Opportunities

Fuel Lines

A blog provides agencies with the perfect platform to create a niche that is appealing to a specific target audience, it also allows them to have a clear point of differentiation from their competition and a position of expertise. ” Agencies refuse to identify their target audience.

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CEOs who are social will be the next new thing

Fuel Lines

Within just the next three to five years, social media is anticipated to rise from the least likely method for CEOs to connect with their audiences to the second highest method, just behind face-to-face interactions. Andy Polansky , CEO of global public relations firm Weber Shandwick.