The 21st century has seen a shift away from the company that's "selling" and toward the consumer that's "buying." Business practices, like PR campaigns, have had to transition in kind to stay relevant in the current culture and to resonate with the public.
Rehabilitating a shattered online image is more than just fixing things — it's about taking back control over your story. You need to face the harsh reality, make a heartfelt apology, dive into online spaces, find lessons in tough times, rewrite your story sincerely, spread positivity online — and embrace change.
Having a solid brand and getting your brand publicized are two distinct things. Here are insights on how to increase your chances of garnering your brand's media coverage.
By embracing who you are on a personal level, you create a brand that is not only unique but also genuine. In a world saturated with businesses vying for attention, authenticity is the key to standing out and building a loyal customer base.
If you believe your organization is unique because you focus on quality, service or customer success, be prepared to have your marketing messages ignored.
Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph still has the scratch paper he used to come up with the name of the iconic company. Here, he shares the story of the company's birth and some solid advice for entrepreneurs just starting their journey.
Whether you are struggling to manage multiple businesses, seeking to grow organic search traffic or just starting to build your online business, I hope these lessons can help.
From chocolate bars to pet care, you may recognize these brands when you see them — and their founders made deliberate decisions to make that happen. Here, they explain how they zeroed in on aesthetics that stand out.
You probably have good ideas, but where most people go wrong is they don't recognize how great the idea can be or how to be great enough to see it through.