Topics: Social Media, Content
With the rise of 15-second video and 280 characters and vanishing messages and all the other brevities social media has brought into our lives, it’s no wonder marketers are always on the lookout for better ways to quickly communicate with their ...
Topics: Social Media, Content, Digital Advertising
Inspiration is a fickle friend. It can show up in unexpected places with perfect timing and then ghost you when you need it most. That’s why we’re constantly on the lookout for creative and innovative social media content and campaigns from brands, ...
Topics: Social Media
If you’ve Googled “how to delete old tweets” recently, you’re not alone. As brands, celebrities, and athletes (also Milkshake Duck) can attest, old social media posts can come back to haunt you — big time. The remedy? A little preparation, ...
Topics: Earned Media Relations, Industry Analyst Relations
In the wide world of brand relations, the paths of public relations and investor relations (IR) not only frequently cross, they often rely on each other. PR and IR both seek to build credibility and visibility for an organization, with PR helping ...
Topics: Social Media, Content
Emojis are a content and social media tool that can be used to convey emotion, add emphasis or nuance, and inject personality and color. And while the thought of brands using emojis as a marketing tool may have once been a daring (or disastrous) ...
Topics: Thought Leadership, Crisis Communications
The world of crisis management has changed dramatically and continues to swiftly shift as what constitutes a crisis and how organizations respond both continue to evolve. From Target to Equifax to Capital One, high-profile hacks of the last few ...
