Mark Pinsent Shine Communications: The year of the network
18 Nov 2010 | by Mark Pinsent, Shine Communications
online is one of the great strengths of the web, particularly when people are allowing their social ...
to the importance of recruiting and mobilising brand ambassadors, he said, adding that monitoring the web ...
online is one of the great strengths of the web, particularly when people are allowing their social ...
Social media may have democratised the web but they have also presented organisations with a new set of reputational risks. These risks are not just from external sources. What a company's employees say online can also have a damaging effect on a brand. Nestle discovered this in March when ...
its customers think, people spending more time on its web properties and positive PR,' he said. It ...
communications and relationship advisers are still often unaware of all but a fraction of web pages that mention ... of one every 90 seconds 24/7? The client's online web cloud grows every day. It is a competitive asset ... Alerts and RSS feeds, to monitoring all web-based content, in near real-time, then evaluating ...
hail from agencies specialising in search engine optimisation/marketing, email marketing, web design ... agencies are best positioned to take the lead in digital. After all, the interactive nature of web 2.0 and the coming semantic qualities of web 3.0 provide the perfect platform for PR's role in engaging conversations ...
: having two-way conversations with people on the web to influence their perception of the brand. Enhancing ... bookmarking, web analytics and moderating blog comments have been added to distributing press releases ...
videos during April this year. My own experience of live and interactive web TV shows produced ... into live web TV with us and won the PR Week Award for Best Live Event last year, has continued to embrace ...
talk all day about social media, semantic web, conversations and cross-platform creative ...
to events. Numbers on the web are strangely inflated and meaningless, so driving a thousand people to a ...