Showing posts with label trends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trends. Show all posts

Wednesday, 25 May 2011

Social Media News Release in Consumer PR

The SMR template is designed to present various types of communication about the brand. It can be used to direct the journalist and help them to access the information quicker but most of all it is a very important consumer tool. It makes it easier for the public to share and spot interesting information in their social networking communities. SMR gives brands the opportunity to communicate direct with the consumer, which will encourage further promotion of the brands amongst the consumers in their forums.

According to a new 2010 Cone’s report sixty-three percent of a new media users are more aware of the brand if they can interact with it on the social networking sites. The majority of them express their positive attitude and are willing to share information about the company if there is interaction between them and brand. In the end the interaction will lead to the most desirable outcome, which is increased sales. Fifty-nine percent of participants express their willingness to purchase a product after good online dialogue with the company that produces it.

Tuesday, 12 April 2011

New Trends in Corporate Reputation Management

Corporations are struggling to build trust among all of their stakeholders in the middle of the global economic crisis. The panel of speakers, which includes Paul Bergevin (VP, Sales and Marketing Group & General Manager, Global Communications Group, Intel Corporation), Peter Diamandis (President, Chairman & CEO, X PRIZE Foundation), Richard Edelman (President & CEO, Edelman Public Relations) and Frank Shaw (Corporate VP of Corporate Communications, Microsoft) have spoke out on the most current trends and strategies for managing corporate reputation and sharpening stakeholder engagement.

The event ‘What the Public Believes’ was a part of The Churchill Club, the premier business and technology forum on the 1st of March 2011.