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Stop Chasing the Glittery Disco Ball of Influencers: Consider Micro Influencers

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On the marketing dance floor, influencer marketing is all the craze-because it works. In fact, 58 percent of brands have seen improved brand awareness and perception from influencer marketing campaigns. In fact, a new survey from Uproar PR found 72% of people prefer micro-level social media influencers. Popularity. Persuasion.

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Influencer Engagement: Finding a Fit

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Influence by definition means the capacity to have an effect on the character, development or behavior of someone or something, or the effect itself. Which makes sense given that influencers bridge communications with your publics and help define the public’s attitude and behavior toward your organization’s mission and purpose.

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The 4-1-1 on the (Not So) New Marketing Trend: Influencer Marketing

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If you are a communications pro, I don’t need to tell you that influencer marketing is hot and could soon outpace traditional paid media spend. Everyone is jumping on the influencer marketing bandwagon because it’s all the rage, just like every other fly-by-night new trend. So, what is influencer marketing?

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Influence your PR campaign with Influencer Marketing

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This is where influencer marketing comes to the rescue. Loosely defined as a marketing strategy involving influencers to impact buyer decisions and boost a brand’s visibility by using their online personality and popularity, influencer marketing has many takers. Well then, who are these so-called “influencers?”

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#measurePR: Influence and Social Media

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And since the topic of influence in social media isn’t going away any time soon, particularly with new tools cropping up , we thought we’d talk about that. How do you approach measuring influence in social media? . Do we, as an industry, get our definitions wrong? measurePR: Influence and Social Media.

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Where Does the PESO Model Belong?

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Influencer relations, yes. The industry can’t get it straight, nor can a good number of PR professionals. From where I sit — and where I see the industry going — it’s all the same. And we see marketers doing influencer relations. Content marketing, yes. Social media, yes. I don’t blame him.

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To Cision, With Love

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I’ve known you for a long time, and some of the hardest-working people in the industry call you “boss.” What my colleagues and I are hoping, though, is that this also turns out to be a great thing for the PR industry… and us. ” So I hope this turns out to be a great thing for them too. Innovation.

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