Let’s obey to the trend, let’s do infographics
By Carole Bersillon, Intern Infographics seem to be the hot topic now in PR and communications. Piece of evidence is that Bob Geller, Fusion’s President and active blogger, wrote two blog posts dealing with visual content last week: Putting Pictures to Work in PR – Infographics Resources and You Should Be in Pictures; Tips for […]
Social media is already passé in Silicon Valley
By Carole Bersillon, Intern Nowadays it is an obvious fact that social media cannot be ignored by PR professionals. Agencies have to build their digital presence to demonstrate their ability to manage online branding, online influence or their capacity to be there where it is trendy. I myself do not seriously consider an agency in […]
Will new technologies and automated-computers be able to produce effective measurement tools for PR campaigns?
By Carole Bersillon, Intern Personality has mysteries that one cannot explain. I wrote in a former blog post about Twitter, Facebook and Big data that I had never really liked math and analytics at school. It turned out that starting my professional life, I like them a lot. Especially when dealing with analyzing PR campaigns’ […]
Say it loud! Companies’ spokespersons and voice
By Carole Bersillon In the noisy and saturated world we live in, organizations have to find a recognizable voice to push their messages and be heard in the crowd of outlets, competitors and messages. The corporate voice represents and advocates for the organization. Sometimes the CEO, the President, a top executive, a communications officer or […]
The Technology Umbrella: All Roads Lead to Rome
“Technology is the right umbrella for those who want to do PR because you will find tech in every PR discipline.”
The Beauty and the Beast of Social Media
By Carole Bersillon, Intern A high-school teacher always repeated to me, “everything has a downside.” Social Media platforms are unanimously praised, studied and considered as the new means for social interaction and conversation. But sometimes social media can be wrong and appear as trivial and superficial. I was struck by the new meme that started […]
Twitter, Facebook and Big Data
By Carole Bersillon, Intern At school, I was never a fan of math and analytics. I must also admit I am sometimes apprehensive about using social media, for fear of being consumed and for my personal tendency to denigrate digital trends or “over networking”. However, I fully accept the fact that social media has […]
War and Peace in PR
Is PR an aggressive world?
2012 PR Forecast: Trendy or Obsolete?
No sooner is 2011 over than we want to know what 2012 will bring.
Celebrities embodying tech firms: the right mix?
What is the effect of Christina Aguilera performing at a Microsoft event or Sting saying that he is “very impressed by the great technology produced by Oracle Corp”?