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Online PR: Opportunity and Results

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Sixty percent of Americans will judge your company based on your online presence, think about that for a moment. Though your website plays an important role in your online presence, there is more to it. People search for your brand and judge your company based on what comes up on search engines as well. Investing in online PR helps you manage your online presence and it isn’t something that solely belongs in the future. In fact, it is becoming a vital part of any marketing strategy in this day and age. Having a powerful online presence can put your brand leaps and bounds ahead of the competition with minimal effort on your behalf. Do you want to set your brand apart? Well you need to be tech savvy in our tech-savvy world.

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Aubrey Miller
Aubrey Miller

Aubrey has a voracious love for design with four years of professional experience as a designer. One of her crowning jewels is her Bachelors degree in the competitive graphic design program from Brigham Young University. Taking it to the next level, Aubrey brings a variety of experience in print, packaging, web, and motion design. A master of design, she finds time to keep up with her freelance custom wedding invitation business. Aubrey also enjoys being outdoors, hiking, rock climbing, and singing Italian Opera. She calls her house a home in downtown Salt Lake with her husband and son.

Posted on February 7, 2012 by Aubrey Miller in blog

5 Responses to Online PR: Opportunity and Results

  1. Brad Smith
    Brad Smith February 7, 2012

    Count me in on the YouTube watching. Especially when it come to news. If I don’t see a video icon next to the story I don’t click on it. I seriously want my news in 30 seconds or less. If it’s really great I’ll watch to a minute thirty but usually not longer than that.

    I blame American Idol, they got me the jist of the song in 1 minute instead of 4 minutes. That’s what I call improvement.

     
  2. Troy Eddy February 7, 2012

    Sources?

     
    • Aubrey Miller
      Aubrey Miller February 8, 2012

      Each stat has its own source, which one did you have in mind?

       
  3. Marilyn Buckner
    Marilyn February 7, 2012

    I certainly fall within those advertising statistics – and spend more time than I’d like trying to unsubscribe from email marketers that get my address from who knows where.

    Snail Mailings are much easier to file in the round filing cabinet.

     
  4. Jon Davidson
    Jon February 7, 2012

    Great Job Aubrey! This is very helpful to show people.

     

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