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Reaching Consumers Via Women Bloggers: The Digital Impact Conference

Posted by Holly Hamann in March 2nd 2011  

Brands are learning that it isn’t enough to just advertise to women online. Real influence happens when brands form relationships with women/moms and participate in the conversations that women are having with each other. And it’s no secret that the online consumers with the most influence are those actively engaged in social technologies like Facebook and Twitter, and those leveraging blogs to publish original content and build their own niche loyal readership.

Bloggers represent online influence and women represent a powerful consumer demographic.  Put them together and you have the Holy Grail for brands trying to reach women and moms online. What are the most effective ways to partner with women bloggers to generate brand affinity and loyalty, and drive purchase behavior?

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Tags: blogger+relations, brand loyalty, branding, digital+impact, digital+impact+conference, pr case study, prsa+conference, women
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An Ally in Good Times and Bad

Posted by Bill Murray in December 15th 2008  

How are you faring during these challenging economic times? I’d like to hear from you — and to remind you of the benefits you have available. I am hearing that the current economic downturn is affecting PRSA members in different ways and to varying degrees. Practice specialties serving the financial services industry are going through tough times, while members in disciplines influenced by federal regulation are being sought out as clients react to policy shifts being telegraphed by the Obama administration. Regardless of the circumstance, Thomas Carlyle’s description of economics as “the dismal science” is ringing true for far too many people.

Periods of economic uncertainty are an especially opportune time to take stock of the professional resources at your disposal — including those that PRSA offers. Here are a few that you might call upon today or file away for use at a later time:

Learn something new — for free. PRSA will be providing free professional development programming in January and February, the lessons of which apply in good times and bad. “Don’t Be Faceless: Seven Essential Social Media Techniques for PR Success” will be led by Rohit Bhargava, a founding member of Ogilvy PR’s 360o Digital Influence and author of the best-selling book, “Personality Not Included.” In addition, Tom Gable, APR, Fellow PRSA, CEO of Gable PR and author of the popular “PR Client Service Manual,” will conduct a session on “Choosing the Right Agency for Your Public Relations Needs:  Building a Mutually Beneficial Client/Agency Relationship.”

Know who’s hiring, and who’s looking to be hired. PRSA’s Jobcenter matches the resumes of qualified job seekers with agencies that are hiring. You can browse hundreds of postings, review the salary survey and receive timely career advice.

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