Post by account_disabled on Mar 5, 2024 12:51:28 GMT 5.5
Perhaps with poor basic notions which make it, for now, little within the reach of a communicator, who often has a humanistic background. Social Media are clearly the tools for which the least difficulties were encountered (12.9%); probably, because they are easy to use on a technical level, but the logic and mechanisms by which they are regulated are far from mastered. 3) Which relationship with "non-journalists" is most difficult to manage?
Digital Pr and online relations Japan WhatsApp Number Data with "non-journalists" For digital PR workers, the most difficult relationship to manage on the web is that with social media users , reported by 58% of those interviewed, to which we can add 25% of those who find interaction with influencers difficult within of the same networks. The relationship with bloggers is decidedly more serene (17%), with which PRs manage to form long-lasting and collaborative relationships,
Something they certainly cannot achieve with the users of a social network, which are potentially infinite and which are aimed at to the company on a one-off basis to address complaints, compliments or request information. Although the relationship with them is very complex, the importance of users is certainly perceived, and consequently the need to dialogue with them, involve them and encourage their participation.
Digital Pr and online relations Japan WhatsApp Number Data with "non-journalists" For digital PR workers, the most difficult relationship to manage on the web is that with social media users , reported by 58% of those interviewed, to which we can add 25% of those who find interaction with influencers difficult within of the same networks. The relationship with bloggers is decidedly more serene (17%), with which PRs manage to form long-lasting and collaborative relationships,
Something they certainly cannot achieve with the users of a social network, which are potentially infinite and which are aimed at to the company on a one-off basis to address complaints, compliments or request information. Although the relationship with them is very complex, the importance of users is certainly perceived, and consequently the need to dialogue with them, involve them and encourage their participation.