Much has been written on this blog about Press Releases, Content Marketing, SEO, Analytics, and related Public Relations tools and tactics. Well, here’s some more if you didn’t get it the first time. This Utah PR firm believes in the press release–still! Yes, we admit it. Twitterville, the New Rules of Marketing and PR and other new ...
SALT LAKE CITY—February 12, 2013—PilmerPR today celebrates 10 years of delivering public relations and marketing success to clients in technology, cleantech, retail, travel, and ecommerce. To mark the occasion, the firm…
“We’ve come a long way, delivering the latest best practice technology and strategy to accelerate client success with very measureable PR and ...
Continue Reading → ShareContent Marketing is Old School made “New” with the advent of Google Panda & Penguin algorithm rule changes. Let me explain. Before the Web, blogging, before social media, professionals relied on delivering killer content through press releases, brochures, letters, phones, etc to attract and communicate with key publics/target markets. The power of great content was diluted by online SEO “gamers” of search systems. Savvy web marketers maximizes PPC and organic search results to drive ...
Continue Reading → ShareI’m pleased to see this social responsibility (CSR) among our business clients like Brent Brown Toyota. And, a fun sidenote: Utah Governor Gary Herbert attended this school when he was a wee tike.
DAILY HERALD EVENT ARTICLE
As Toyota regained its global lead in December as the top-selling auto maker, Brent ...
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Military and Aerospace Electronics
PilmerPR public relations and marketing client SpotterRF this week announced new partnerships and awards as demand grows for its breakthrough radar technology. SpotterRF provides the world’s most advanced compact surveillance radar (CSR) system for affordable wide area, all weather perimeter security and small force protection. Incorporated in 2009, ...
Continue Reading → ShareThis Utah PR firm has a clean record with the BBB. Long before Facebook, Google+, Angie’s List, Yelp, or a dozen other now prominent consumer rating services, there was the BBB. So, I paid attention the other day when I received a convincing email from what was “purported” to be the Better Business Bureau (BBB). As a public relations firm offering Online Reputation Management, I ...
CES is the hottest show in town this week…at least in Las Vegas. But, tens of thousands crowd arrive on the anthill of activity that is sure to delight the “must have it” influencers ready to lay down cash to show off the latest gadget. For entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and big thinkers of industry, this is the “Mecca” of consumer electronics. For my peers in marketing and public relations, it’s a chance to forecast how technology will empower companies, ...
Continue Reading → ShareNew Years in New York City includes the big Times Square ball drop for publicity, not a “big apple.” But, how do they do the ball drop thing elsewhere? Cities all over America seek New Year headlines from their “over the top” guerilla PR antics. Try to top this drop:
Mobile Moon Pie Drop
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wyLKPNN9K0[/youtube]
Atlanta Peach Drop
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyUMvHOXWEA[/youtube]
Dillsburg Giant Pickle Drop
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhMcg0HRvJY[/youtube]
Brasstown Possum Drop
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpXU5Li7TxY[/youtube]
Memphis/Nashville Guitar Drop
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4fdU_Ztadc[/youtube]
Miami Orange Drop
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja_kY7RM42I[/youtube]
NYC Times Square – Still the Most Famous PR for New Years Celebration
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yo4DOAKXsY[/youtube]
More Fun New Years Drops ...
Continue Reading → ShareCorporate Social Responsibility (CSR) continues to rise in the collective corporate conscience. Our public relations firm loves to work with clients that follow PilmerPR rule #1, “First Be Good, Then Talk About It.” A painful memory of how marketing gets ahead ...
Two days before Thanksgiving this year, I learned not to dodge the dentist. I had a tooth bothering me and I knew something had to be done quickly if I was to enjoy that feast of all feast holidays. That day I sat in my dentist’s chair to tell Dr. Keith Dodge my sad tale. Knowing others sat in the waiting room and there was certainly limited time to do any significant work, I was a little more than ...
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