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The PR agency of the future is a publisher - SHIFT Communication

The PR agency of the future is a publisher - SHIFT Communication | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Take a moment to think about what’s just happened in the last 6 months.

- Facebook allows images in comments.

- Instagram allows videos.

- Twitter allows video through Vine.

- Podcasting is back in a very big way.

- LinkedIn rolls out video ads.

- Google+ Hangouts integrate YouTube, Slideshare, and many other media types.


Think about how many different kinds of content these changes encompass. Video. Audio. Images. Text.Think about what it costs to license information from all of the different stock sites you work with on a regular basis.The public relations agency of the future will have a library, a digital repository of content that’s ready to go at a moment’s notice, and the associated creative team to help build and maintain it. Forward-thinking agencies already do....

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The PR agency of the future is a publisher who will need many visual resources.. 

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The Global Economy and Public Relations: Impact and Outlook | Forbes

The Global Economy and Public Relations: Impact and Outlook | Forbes | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

On February 14, a group of senior corporate and agency PR executives came together, under the sponsorship of PRWeek and MSLGroup, to discuss a number of issues that had also been on the agenda of the World Economic Forum at Davos....

 

Veronis Suhler Stevenson (http://media.prsa.org/pr-by-the-number/), a leading private investment firm, is bullish on our industry.  They’ve predicted that annual U.S. spending on combined public relations and word of mouth marketing services will increase at a compound annual growth rate of 14% between 2010 and 2015, to $10.96 billion.  (Of course, not everyone agrees.)...

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Optimistic for PR but nervous about social unrest.

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