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Accountability represents the greatest change in PR strategies over the past 25 years

Accountability represents the greatest change in PR strategies over the past 25 years | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it

Confession time: It was all once based on the hope theory, this art of public relations. Public relations pros would craft a message we hoped would resonate with influencers -- such as media. We then hoped they would find value in the message and distribute it to their audiences. Once out there, we hoped the intended audience would appreciate it, and shape behavior, opinion, or demand accordingly. And all this was done with the hope that some open-ended retainer would finance the entire public relations strategy.

 

But today, hope is for dopes. That's because accountability is the calling card today in developing contemporary, scientific public relations strategies that impact real business objectives for clients. It's been a sea change, and a welcomed one, considering how far our industry has come and the tools now available in transforming public relations into a legitimate means of building real bottom line value....

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4 new whiskey trends for 2013 | MarketWatch

4 new whiskey trends for 2013 | MarketWatch | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it

Need a stiff drink? Certainly, Tuesday’s hard-fought election, in which President Barack Obama managed to capture a second term, has some Americans thinking about reaching for something strong — whether to celebrate or commiserate. The good news: The days when the whiskey-drinking options were largely limited to the same few brands of blended Scotches and mid-level bourbons are long gone. For that matter, even the single-malt craze is starting to seem a little less than fresh. At New York’s recent WhiskyFest, an annual event organized by Whisky Advocate magazine, the latest styles of sips were given prominent billing. So, what’s the smart whiskey drinker drinking these days? Read on….

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Ahhh, the marketing high life...

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