The University of Minnesota suggests that the smaller the room is, the better it is for podcasting due to fewer echoes and less background noise. #PRCM3280
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Riverside reminds podcasters that they must know the what, how, why and who behind their podcast. They should have a subject, means of making a podcast, reason behind it and target audience in mind.
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https://t.co/yzFO7jVya4 mentions that it’s very important to keep a human in the loop when using generative AI in PR. This ensures the company will keep its human touch. #PRCM3280
https://t.co/qjSKHZ3XrJ
Harvard University suggests these tips for writing effective prompts for generative AI:
1. Be specific
2. Act as if it’s a human
3. Use “do” and “don’t”
4. Correct mistakes and give feedback
Did you learn anything from these tips?
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One important thing to note when running social media is to not exploit emotions. Leveraging sensitive topics to promote a product is inappropriate, as this article says: https://t.co/WbDOywO0ga
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@kelleykbush I love this! Sometimes having an employee within the company go viral helps instead of an influencer! That reminds me of Ivy with Southern Living. #PRCM3280
A social media trend I like is when companies show baby photos of the staff saying something like, “this is who’s making your clothes btw.” I think it personalizes their company. #PRCM3280
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