The hottest PR Substack posts right now

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Technology Made Simple 119 implied HN points 24 Jun 23
  1. Elon Musk uses strategic maneuvers and public challenges to distract from negative stories and generate attention, showcasing a clever business move.
  2. Public figures like Boris Johnson and SBF have similarly employed quirky behavior and distractions to cover up scandals and manipulate public perception.
  3. Media manipulation through humor and unexpected antics is a growing trend with profound implications, emphasizing the importance of being mindful of where attention is directed.
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Dunnstack 58 implied HN points 27 Feb 23
  1. PR matters and can change everything - like a movement!
  2. Having a great PR team is crucial for success, they craft the message, pitch to journalists, and bring attention.
  3. Taylor Sheridan is a talented TV creator and writer, with shows like 1923 and Tulsa King.
Kevin’s Rackhouse Ramblings 3 HN points 07 Mar 24
  1. Dynamic pricing worked for Uber because it's a system where demand and supply can be influenced economically, leading to a surplus of trips and a big economic win.
  2. Fast food like Wendy's operates in a non-stochastic system, making the effectiveness of dynamic pricing more limited compared to a system like Uber's.
  3. Implementing dynamic pricing at Wendy's could help shape consumer behavior, improve operational efficiency, and line up customer demand with employee staffing, but may not have the same revolutionary impact as it did for Uber.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 0 implied HN points 07 Jan 08
  1. The quality of news in Vietnamese newspapers is declining, with an increase in poorly disguised PR content being passed off as news.
  2. Some newspapers, like Thanh Niên, are notorious for showcasing biased PR articles, lacking valuable insights or analysis.
  3. Journalists sometimes fail to fact-check or conduct in-depth research, leading to the spread of misleading or inaccurate information in news media.
Wadds Inc. newsletter 0 implied HN points 27 Sep 21
  1. The UK government is reviewing its Freedom of Information unit after concerns about transparency were raised. This change aims to improve how information is shared with the public.
  2. The UK is experiencing a strong job market in public relations, with many employers needing to adapt to the new employee-focused landscape. This means job seekers have more power than before.
  3. There's a push for better tools in PR and marketing, with new digital solutions and social media tools being introduced. These aim to help professionals analyze content and improve their strategies.