PUBLIC\BUSINESS FACE
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Public Relations with Paula Robinson
With industry expert Paula Robinson you can expect Public Relations discussions on strategy, timing, outreach, media, perception and public\corporate face. As you look to create those dynamic PR campaigns, feel free to ask Paula about perfect pairings and synchronicity in market and placement or event and outreach; seasonal ideas and software secrets; press clippings and evaluative monitoring; media lists and media insight; communication, reputation, web sites, social media and more.
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