Why PR Pros Should Stay On Twitter…For Now

With apologies to the Bard, to tweet or not to tweet, that is the question about Twitter. What should businesses do on Twitter given all of the changes and, frankly, chaos that have been reported about one of the OG social platforms to make it past 2005? It’d be fruitless to point you to one…

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No Damsels in Distress: The Aftermath of Framing Britney Spears

by Gabriel Muñoz In February 2008, film director Michael Moore shared his opinion on the world’s fascination with Britney Spears during an interview on Larry King Live: “Why don’t we just leave her alone, and let her just go on with her life?” Moore’s take was seen as sympathetic, especially at a time when the…

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Brands, What Are You Waiting For?

If you ever see our Senior Director Rena Ramirez laughing while looking at her phone, it’s more than likely because of a TikTok video. The popular app utilizes songs, visual filters, time effects, vocal effects, split screens, green screens, transitions, stickers, GIFs and emojis for users to create up to 60 second videos and share…

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7 Rules for Following People on Social Media

Do you think there’s no strategy to who you should follow on social media? Think again. The company we keep matters – in the real word and online. Here are some guidelines for who to follow on social media.  A follow reads like an implicit endorsement. If you’re an organic food company, don’t follow McDonalds.…

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Social Media Doesn’t Work: 5 Ways to Change That Fact

“Social media doesn’t work.” We hear it all the time from prospects, and they are right. Social media doesn’t work – if you don’t use it. The  biggest naysayers of social media are the people and brands that don’t use it, or, the people who tried it but quit too soon to reap the rewards. So…

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