Media

Social Media plays greater Role in Cause Engagement for Hispanics.

Nearly one in three African-American adults (30%) and four in ten Hispanics (39%) say they are more likely to support a cause or social issue online than offline today—both significantly higher percentages than Caucasians (24%), according to the new Dynamics of Cause Engagement study. Jointly conducted in late 2010 by Georgetown University’s Center for Social Impact Communication and Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide, the study examined trends in cause involvement and the roles of a variety of activities in fostering engagement with social issues among American adults age 18 and over. Available on HispanicPRpro.com

Unilever keeps It Real for Dove Brands in Social Media

Robert Candelino is responsible for Unilever’s Dove, Dove Men&Care, Axe, Lever 2000 and Caress brands and has been with the company for more than 13 years, working in customer development, innovation and a variety of brand management roles in Canada, the US and the UK. In this interview with writer/analyst Tobi Elkin, Candelino describes key personal care brand initiatives and Unilever’s approach to incorporating social media into the marketing communications mix, and offers examples drawn from his brands’ experiences for successfully engaging the consumer target. Available on HispanicPRpro.com

For Small-Business Marketers, Are Fewer Channels Better?

Finding new customers is the greatest business challenge for small businesses, according to a February 2011 survey by Bredin Business Information, and small businesses are turning to a wide variety of online marketing channels to do so.

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