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Integrated communication: a guide to make it happen

As time goes by and technology evolves, communication remains an essential part of companies, and especially ones with dozens of sectors and teams. Hence the importance of tools capable of building an integrated communication system between both employees and clients. Integrated communications consists of unifying a message across a company’s many channels, areas and stakeholders,...
April 21, 2023
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How to manage your business reputation online

The internet is one big showcase, and no one knows where the next spectator or critic is coming from. Knowing how to manage your business reputation online is essential for staying one step ahead.  Corporate reputation management in times of social crisis can be challenging, and has to be handled properly. We believe that online...
March 31, 2023
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Here’s why public relations is important for organisations

In an increasingly globalized age, knowing how to position oneself and establish an effective corporate communication strategy is a determining factor in the search for success. Reaching the greatest number of clients and knowing the characteristics of the market will also be key to this objective. So, why is public relations so important for an...
January 20, 2023
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“What does a PR consultant do?” Let me tell you all about it!

Working as a public relations consultant goes beyond promoting and maintaining the image and reputation of brands. This explains why there are a lot of people who aren’t sure what a PR person does — and why I’m here to explain it to you!  Employees in this area think strategically about how their clients can…

May 13, 2022
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What is the difference between advertising and public relations?

When seeking ways to improve our company’s productivity, the more effective the better. And our messaging can make all the difference. In this context, the functions and benefits of public relations and advertising are often confused. Although their objectives may be similar, the ways in which they are carried out can vary significantly. So what…

March 11, 2022
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Traditional media in Brazil: why is it still important?

Much is said about how traditional media in Brazil is losing space to the advance of technology and new ways of consuming information. But is that really the case? True, with the democratization of internet access and the arrival of streaming services, people’s habits have certainly changed. They no longer watch television at the same pace as before…

April 6, 2021
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5 traits of a good spokesperson

From the point of view of Public Relations, the spokesperson is a company’s main asset. The embodiment of a company’s face, voice and values in front of the media, they are sought after in the event of good news – and also of bad news. So picking the right spokesperson is a challenging but rewarding task…

March 18, 2021
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6 characteristics of successful media training

[Two women sitting next to a bench with papers, two pens and glasses while doing a good media training] Every good radio or television interview is backed up by a successful media training, that is, the preparation of representatives of a particular cause or company to talk to the press (you can find out more...
March 4, 2021
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What is bad publicity? Is it really all bad?

To starters, the answer to this question may seem controversial: it depends. When talking about communications – and considering the globalized world we live in – defining bad publicity and its impact can be complicated…

September 3, 2020
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What are external and internal communication flows?

Communication is fundamental to the development of society and, it goes without saying, an essential pillar for organizations to carry out strategies and actions which will allow them to achieve their desired business…

August 27, 2020
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