by Lucy Siegel | Aug 11, 2020 | PRBI Blog
The amount of content online keeps growing exponentially. Digital marketing distribution channels, such as blog posts, are packed with new content daily, supplementing rather than replacing existing online content. According to WordPress, on their platform alone every...
by Lucy Siegel | Jul 29, 2020 | PRBI Blog
The following are three true stories involving public relations ethics. It’s not personal, it’s just business Several public relations agencies in New York City were competing for a new account. The client finally selected Agency A. As the agency was beginning work,...
by Lucy Siegel | Jun 24, 2020 | PRBI Blog
Disinformation and misinformation have become more hazardous than ever before. They interfere not only in politics and government, but also in business, science, entertainment, sports and just about every other realm of life. They can seriously harm a reputation or do...
by Lucy Siegel | Jun 2, 2020 | PRBI Blog
The universal goal of public relations is to get through to your target audience with your company’s (or client’s) story as you want it to be heard, in a way that will generate both awareness and engagement. However, the tools for doing this have been changing rapidly...
by David Ball | May 14, 2020 | PRBI Blog
It may take Covid-19 – the worst pandemic in over a century and one that has been likened to a killing machine and a nuclear catastrophe – to finally force U.S. businesses to take crisis planning seriously. Until now, crisis planning generally has taken a back seat to...
by PRBI | Apr 30, 2020 | PRBI Blog
Several digital marketing terms have entered the business mainstream recently that have one thing in common: they all highlight keen attention on the customer. Here are definitions of three of those terms that work together seamlessly, and an explanation of how the...
