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There’s no doubt that Twitter is a powerful and popular social media platform. That popularity extends into the auto supply chain, too. In fact, our recent SMaASH 2.0 study shows that 88 percent of the top 25 North American automotive suppliers use Twitter … and many of them use it a lot. We found that […]
What types of story ideas are at the top of your radar? It’s election season. That means taking a look at the broad policy issues, and candidates’ platforms, and disseminating what that means to the local economy. Right now, there are a lot of conversations around free trade agreements, immigration, etc. That said, my beats […]
To help Detroit-area professional service firms benchmark and improve their social media marketing efforts, Bianchi Public Relations, Inc. will discuss its proprietary study of 25 top Detroit firms – “Social Media Use by Professional Services (SMUPS™)” – at a special event hosted by the Society for Marketing Professional Services – Michigan Chapter (SMPS) on April […]
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What’s the top story you’re working on right now? As an editorial staff, we are near the end of evaluating 47 vehicles for the 2016 Wards 10 Best Interiors competition. It’s not just a matter of, ‘Oh I like these seats’ or ‘these cupholders are awful.’ We figuratively tear apart all the vehicles, scoring them […]
There are eight ways CEOs can help ensure their media interviews have the best possible outcome when dealing with North American and European journalists, according to study results shared by Bianchi Public Relations and its partners in the Public Relations Global Network — PRGN — (http://bit.ly/18DOK4t). 1) Know what the media have been saying about […]
What’s the top story you’re working on right now? The top story I am working on right now is the evolution of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. FCA announced changes to its strategic plan in late January. Those changes included a decision to eventually stop producing the Dodge Dart and the Chrysler 200. Meanwhile, the company will […]