By Bryan Evans, Published October 23, 2014 As brands across the globe scurry to put in place public relations plans for next year, it seems fitting in these last few months of 2014 to reflect on some of the most memorable concepts that caught our attention this year. From the sound of your voice to … Continue reading Top Five Public Relations Takeaways of 2014 (So Far)
As part of the AMEC Measurement Week, I’ve been asked to prepare some quick thoughts on how to explain PR metrics to stakeholders and executives. Rather than get highly technical, I thought I’d share a story about apple pie. Imagine that there were two grandparents and a grand-daughter named Mary that made and sold apple … Continue reading Public Relations Metrics Are Like Apples for Pie
Hacked !!! Image by marsmet521 Log analysis .. When all else fails, log analysis can be your best friend. Think of log files as the black box investigators recover to find out more about an accident. Logs contain traces of all events that happened on your website, sorted out by timestamp. There are two types … Continue reading The Risks of Public Hotspots
March was Fraud Prevention Month. How fitting then, that I was a victim of fraud. While I don’t know if this was in any way related to the Heartbleed bug, which apparently left over 60 per cent of all websites on the internet vulnerable to electronic eavesdropping of sensitive information, it’s a reminder that being … Continue reading If you are a victim of financial fraud, like I was, here’s what to do
Modernica sale Image by jasonEscapist Kelly and I put on our body armer and hit the invite-only preview of Modernica’s annual warehouse sale last Thursday. It was like a feeding frenzy of modernists and hipsters. If you weren’t there early, and didn’t claim your spoils within the first few minutes of the event, you were … Continue reading Public Sale
