In order to be successful (well, as successful as possible), in a crisis situation, it’s important for PR professionals to take a proactive approach, get ahead of the game, and shape the narrative before it is shaped by the public. In order to do that, a crisis communications plan is absolutely necessary. But not just any plan, one that is proactive and truthful, not reactive and falsely-motivated.
Read MoreGeneration Z has emerged impacting marketing, communications, brand loyalty, and purchasing power across the globe. We’re here to help uncover the mysteries to strengthen your public relations and marketing strategies for a new decade. Whether you lead an emerging or established non-profit, a healthcare practice, or are launching the latest in tech, this generation will impact your business.
Read MoreWith an audience that is more well-versed than ever in consuming content visually, now is the time to expand your communication plan to incorporate visuals, if you’re not already doing so. Whether it’s motion graphics, videos, photographs, infographics, data visualizations, or anything in between, utilizing a form of visual communication will elevate your work, expand your reach, and give you an edge over your competitors.
Read MoreStory finding, no matter what industry you work in, can be tedious. In healthcare public relations, finding the right story — and by right story, I mean one that resonates with readers, is relevant and timely to your organization, and makes you feel good about the work you do — is exhilarating, but can also be overwhelming. It’s not difficult to find a good story due to a lack of ideas or content — we have plenty of this, maybe even too much at times. The difficult part is finding a story that your audience can easily digest and find meaningful, while at the same time aligning with the goals and mission of your healthcare client’s organization.
Read MoreA thought leader and innovator in marketing, public relations, sales and brand management, Brianna McKinney founded Bloom Communications to bridge the gap between the marketing, market research, and public relations disciplines and serve the global community.
Read MoreIt’s important to make sure that prior to a media interview, you prepare your client well enough so he or she feels comfortable in front of the camera or behind the microphone. Going the extra mile to coach your client and help build his or her confidence before an interview is the best way to ensure you both hit a public relations home run.
Read MoreA well-crafted message resonates with your audience, communicates your value, and motivates people to take action. Personalization has become an expected, not optional, component of any marketing strategy, therefore your message must be relevant and targeted or else your audience will keep on scrolling. So, what is behind the process of developing the perfect message? SCIENCE!
Read MoreThe very nature of nonprofit organizations make for relatable and emotional stories that often tug on heartstrings — but it takes thoughtful, unique public relations strategies to stand out amongst a sea of competitive organizations.
Read MoreYou don’t need a celebrity to breathe new life into your brand or to achieve substantive, highly visible and meaningful media coverage. With the right combination of key elements to fuel your public relations efforts, boosting your brand and establishing leadership and credibility in your field is possible on any scale. Healthcare practices and organizations of all sizes can leverage the benefits of public relations services to achieve their goals.
Read MoreThe practice of public relations means something different in today’s landscape than it did in the past. Many factors have ushered in this change, including the continued closures and constrictions in the traditional media landscape, the rise of bloggers/influencers, and the preeminence of social media. Succeeding in the public relations field means staying on top of the changes that are affecting the entire industry.
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