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7 Digital Trends Every PR Pro Should Know for 2022

Jonathan Rick
February 27, 2020

7 Digital Trends Every PR Pro Should Know for 2022

Digital Trend #1: A little social, a little media, with an emphasis on the latter.

Digital Trend #2: People flock to the funny.

Digital Trend #3: Wring every drop of content out of everything you create.

Digital Trend #4: Always write a “curiosity gap” headline.

Digital Trend #5: If you don’t have an email list, you’re losing mindshare.

Digital Trend #6: Test everything, no matter how minute.

Digital Trend #7: If it worked once, do it again. And again.

Jonathan Rick

February 27, 2020
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  4. For the Public My Frantic Life As a Cab- Dodging,

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  5. News Release The Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) Board of

    Directors announced today that Bob Chapek has been named Chief Executive Officer, the Walt Disney Company, effective immediately. Blog Post Big news on the corporate level of the Walt Disney Company.
  6. News Release Robert A. Iger assumes the role of Executive

    Chairman and will direct the Company’s creative endeavors, while leading the Board and providing the full benefit of his experience, leader- ship, and guidance to ensure a smooth and successful transition through the end of his contract on Dec. 31, 2021. Blog Post One or two potential replacements had failed to materialize as C.E.O. material. It looks like Chapek has passed whatever hurdles of confidence the Board of Directors required. Continued
  7. News Release Bloomberg LP and Michael R. Bloomberg, its founder

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  13. “Many of the original investors we pitched to would say

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  14. “E-newsletters meet readers where they are — their inboxes —

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  15. 2x That’s how much likelier people are to subscribe to

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  16. MYTH If it worked on Instagram, then it’ll work on

    Pinterest. REALITY Each medium attracts a different audience and rewards different content.
  17. MYTH Tweeting the same article repeatedly is redundant and annoying.

    REALITY Each Tweet reaches only a fraction of your followers. The rewards of repetition outweigh the risks.
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