The Trouble with Stylebooks
A colleague — being helpful, I will generously assume — sent me an article today about how to create a […]
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A colleague — being helpful, I will generously assume — sent me an article today about how to create a […]
I have been researching the Cuban sandwich on behalf of a client for an upcoming special event in Tampa. It is […]
A story showed up in our news monitor this morning that caught my attention because at first glance it seemed […]
Harvard Business Review
In 23 experiments conducted over the past four years and involving more than 18,000 people, we used an A/B testing method to explore a crucial counterfactual: what followers would have done had they not followed a brand. Given the millions of dollars in marketing budgets that flow to social media at many companies, the distinction is not trivial. It has enormous implications for marketers’ resource allocations and for how they manage their brands’ social media presence.
The annual “Book of Lists” edition of the South Florida Business Journal was published this week. In the list of […]
During WWII, Stuart Newman was a navigator in the U.S. Army Air Corps flying bombing runs over France. He recently […]
At the December 2016 Monroe County Tourist Development meeting, Stuart Newman, chairman and founder of NewmanPR, gave a report on his […]
A story appeared today on Fox News Latino online about two men who died mysteriously on a Royal Caribbean International […]
“What people believe prevails over the truth.” — Sophocles, from “Sons of Aleus” We now have slid from “truthiness,” Stephen […]
Clutch recently released a report on leading U.S. public relations firms for 2016, and NewmanPR was ranked among the 14 select […]