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PR 2015: Top 100 Influencers & Brands – Onalytica

PR 2015: Top 100 Influencers & Brands – Onalytica | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
At Onalytica we have been looking closely at the transformation of PR as we know it. Our vision is to evolve media relations into influencer relations professionals by managing relationships with hundreds of key influencers rather than just journalists.


Think about the numerous analysts, politicians, bloggers, thought leaders, industry professionals, stakeholders and influential consumers that all have big audiences that you want to reach. Influencer relations is a truly essential part of modern PR (we also offer a B2B influencer relations platform for PR practitioners)

One of the most time consuming parts of influencer relations (or influencer marketing) is identifying the right thought leaders. What if you just wrote a new blog and you have no idea what influencers would be interested in your content?

We’re here to help! We built a new tool to do this. Before it took up to an hour to find 10-20 relevant influencers, now you can do it in less than a minute…

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Useful list of influential PR brands and individuals on Twitter by London-based Onalytica. Oh, did I mention #17? ;-) 

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Influence marketing: What’s next? | Mark Schaefer

Influence marketing: What’s next? | Mark Schaefer | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Traditional media is on the decline and we can now identify "influencers" with relevant content pipelines to help us. Now what do we do about it? All the old “pipelines” for our content are drying up.

 

So one viable alternative is to borrow somebody else’s pipeline.

 

Today, bloggers, podcasters, and home video producers are gaining consumer mindshare through their passionate and entertaining content. No wonder this is the new media gold rush — influencer outreach. I have a 360-degree experience with this trend as I strategize with clients, advise agencies, and become a target for outreach programs myself. And what I see is not pretty. Sure we have tons of content. We have lots of wonderful new alternatives to identify influencers.

 

Now, what do we do about it? I think the core competency that needs to develop is a mindset transformation from a “purchaser of ad space” to a “developer of relationships.” Here is a model to get you thinking about this in a new way....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Mark Schaefer offers up new ideas on influencers and suggests an interesting new approach. Will it be celebrity, advocates or influencers?

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A New Soundboard For PR Professionals

A New Soundboard For PR Professionals | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

PR professionals are negotiating a “delicate balance” between making the time for traditional media relations while boosting awareness and visibility for their brands and clients in the social sphere, according to an exclusive study conducted by MWW for PR News.


The survey, which took the pulse of 50 senior-level PR executives, was conducted online in August and September. It found that responsibilities, priorities and influence across media channels are all still undergoing tremendous change.


Finding the proper balance among myriad PR channels, of course, is a tough nut to crack for communicators. For example, the shift toward active engagement and content development on social platforms comes at a time when the commitment to traditional media relations has not waned, according to the study.Indeed, senior PR executives reported that they are spending more time on media relations while simultaneously trying to devote more resources to nontraditional activities driven by social media

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Despite new technology and social media, working with influencers has never been more important for PR professionals.

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