In the corporate world today, social media affects B2B marketing and B2C marketing in different ways. Despite the similarities in both goals—engaging and growing an audience—there are times when their methods differ significantly. Understanding these distinctions will make all the difference in maximizing impact on each platform.
Let’s be real - news today is noisy. Between viral headlines and constant updates, it’s hard to know what to trust. In this piece, I’m sharing how the world of PR (and news) has shifted, what the pandemic taught us about truth in media, and why now, more than ever, people just want stories that feel real, honest, and human.
In the ever-evolving world of digital PR filled with brands vying for viewers’ attention, Ariel’s ‘Share the Load’ campaign emerges not just as an advertisement, but as a powerful story of innovation and social responsibility. Rather than merely spotlighting it as a laundry detergent, Ariel has ingeniously woven a powerful narrative that tackles a critical social issue that have long been entrenched in household dynamics: gender Inequality.
Fake news and disinformation spread quickly. Public relations (PR) is essential for preserving and defending the truth. Generating uncertainty and damaging reputations, fake news can be fueled by social media and viral content and cause industry disruption.
Bootstrapped startups often overlook PR, assuming it’s expensive or unnecessary. In reality, PR is a powerful investment that builds trust, credibility, and long-term brand value. Unlike paid ads, earned media enhances authenticity, positioning startups as industry leaders. By leveraging a mix of traditional media, online publications, podcasts, and influencers, PR offers cost-effective visibility—amplifying reach without hefty budgets.
Recent Comments