When planning a PR campaign, there’s nothing more important than learning how to pick the right battles.
A million screens await: why creativity is a PR campaign’s #1 asset

A blog by Cozmic Group
When planning a PR campaign, there’s nothing more important than learning how to pick the right battles.
An articulated, strategically planned, cost-effective presence is the ideal scenario, but not always the case.
When it comes to developing new digital strategies, the dot-com bubble should always act as a guiding light.
Think about this: an average connected citizen consumes more content in a couple of days than the average citizen did over a lifetime a hundred years ago.
As most things that survive the pass of time in the Internet era, email has evolved through the years, and still proves itself as a very effective player.
Building brands on attributes is like building houses on soft foundations. Yet many communication strategists keep falling for them.
Much like MTV or USA Today did thirty years ago, BuzzFeed gets young people right: what they want, consume and desire in terms of information.
When it comes to content, SMART works as a more-than-useful guide to look at before deciding what to push.
So what really is bad PR? It’s PR that lacks strategy, cohesion and purpose; that does not provide a reliable image of your business.
Let’s see what the Social Media trend for marketers and business owners will be this year.