Archive for July, 2010

Real World Launch Tactics

Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

What specific tactics are you planning to bring your launch strategies to life? Today’s launch tool kit contains an ever-growing array of methods you can activate to grab consumer attention.

Worldcom Public Relations Group Survey Results are Cited in New York Times and PR Week Stories

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

The New York Times and PR Week US recently discussed the survey findings from Worldcom Public Relations Group, one of the largest associations of independent public relations firms in the world. Worldcom has been recognized for their predictions of trends in public relations and marketing, and Schneider Associates is proud to be one of the 100 firms in the Worldcom network. The articles comment on Worldcom’s view of the public relations industry, as well as its business forecast for the future. Specifically, Worldcom predicts that the importance of social media will increase in the next three years while that of media relations, advertising, direct mail, and marketing will decrease. To read the New York Times article, please click here. To read the PR Week article, please click here.

Kevin Hanna, Partner at FHO Partners, Featured in Boston Business Journal

Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

Kevin Hanna, a partner in FHO Partners’ Corporate Advisory Services Group, offered valuable insights on “how to choose a commercial real estate broker” in a recent article in the Boston Business Journal.

Zeo Gets Wired, Makes the List of Top New Products

Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

Is there anyone who doesn’t want to sleep with Zeo? Wired magazine writer Brian Mossop slept with Zeo and named it to the magazine’s list of 39 tested and rated new products for summer.

Marketing Blogger Danny Flamberg names The NEW Launch Plan as one of the Top “Beach Books” for Marketers

Thursday, July 1st, 2010

“The NEW Launch Plan,” written by Joan Schneider, President, and Julie Hall, EVP/Partner, of Schneider Associates, has just been listed as one of the five top “beach books for marketers” according to marketing blogger, Danny Flamberg.