Creating a Public Relations Campaign Planbook From Scratch

Across one semester, me and my fellow Ad/PR students moved through a process called “RACE” (Research, Action, Communication, Evaluation) to create a campaign planbook for one of our school’s departments. The acronym “RACE” is something we have learned to be at the very core of advertising and public relations methods of improving businesses’ brand, image, outreach, crisis control, and overall problem-solving. This was the task … Continue reading Creating a Public Relations Campaign Planbook From Scratch

Why User Data Is Worth More Than Anything 

The recent legal trials, involving a certain looky-loo, have done nothing but show us that our data is as valuable as money itself. And businesses will pay top dollar for these uniquely human precious stones.  Analytical tools for online research, such as Google Analytics, have become the right-hand man of modern companies. Google Analytics offers user information that ranges from how many are online in … Continue reading Why User Data Is Worth More Than Anything 

How to Create For Your Target Audience

In starting or growing a business, there are a number of easy online ways to find out what consumers want and are looking for as well as ways to reach them as an audience. SEO writing, or Search Engine Optimization writing, has become the go-to in trying to attain viewers/ customers through search platforms like Google. Outside of gaining a following, SEO can also be … Continue reading How to Create For Your Target Audience

Why Facebook Ads is Not for Small Businesses

Advertising on social media today is both highly targeted and not at all targeted to the correct audiences. While we have all seen the strange T-shirts with our birthday month and a random item we like, these are leaning on the creepy and unnecessary side of over-marketing. And I am not at all sure how and why this is a thing. In an NPR podcast … Continue reading Why Facebook Ads is Not for Small Businesses