At Vehr Communications, we know the role of the strategic communications agency is changing, and technology is driving that change. More specifically, social media is a tool that, as it matures and continually evolves, provides powerful options for relationship development, management and growth.
Well, it looks like President Obama’s off-the-record conversation with the editor and publisher of the Des Moines Register yesterday was off-the-record for about 24 hours.
According to Rick Green, editor of the Des Moines Register, President Obama had a 30 minute “endorsement” telephone conversation with him and his publisher yesterday. No news here, except that the Obama campaign insisted that the call was off-the-record.
I know it’s been a few days since the VP debate. We all needed that break. Regardless, I am just getting caught up and I read this hilarious article by Gil Rudawski on Ragan’s PR Daily.
We just experienced last night one of the most visible elements of grand theatre in this rather unique global event known as a U.S. presidential election … a presidential debate.
What’s driving the change in how businesses measure social media success? A more important question, perhaps, is what does it mean for a company’s business objectives?
The growth of mobile (smartphones and tablets) technology is not a news flash. However, the data about mobile usage among business people in the Cincinnati-area is quite interesting.
For each of the past three years, Vehr Communications has undertaken a “Social Media Usage Survey” primarily among Cincinnati-area business people. We’ve just published our 2012 survey results and I will share a few posts about the results and our thoughts as a company.
The “Social” CEO – Part 2
We all know leadership matters … it always matters. But, how much does it matter for the success of a company if its CEO is actively engaged in social media?