Emily Reynolds Bergh

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor

Bio

Emily Reynolds Bergh — vintage-shoe hoarder, cycling junkie, & lover of pink drinks — is a marketing & PR pro with 15+ years of experience under her belt. Now the founder & owner of the award-winning R Public Relations based in New York, she’s been featured in numerous publications & podcasts.

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Marketing

Lo que debes y lo que no debes hacer para que tus posts en redes sociales llamen la atención

Que "todos lo hagan" no quiere decir que todos lo hagan bien. Aquí tienes algunos consejos sobre las mejores prácticas para tu contenido en redes sociales.

Science & Technology

3 Metrics That Matter When Measuring the Success of Your PR Campaigns

ROI is always the goal in public relations. But did you know there are ways to measure it quantitatively rather than just assess it qualitatively? Here are some options to consider to automate and calculate the impact of your PR efforts.

Starting a Business

The Best Way to Distribute Your Press Releases — PR Firm or Cheap Wire Service?

A press release is a press release, right? Wrong. For this critical asset that announces something vital about you or your business, you should know the differences between going the professional route and taking a lower-cost but usually less effective approach.

Social Media

The Do's & Don'ts of Attention-Worthy Social Media Posts

Just because "everybody's doing it" doesn't mean everybody's doing it right. Here are some tips on best practices for your social media content.

Branding

The Step-by-Step Approach to Building a Branding Monopoly

There's a new route to growth: creating many different individual brands — all with their own names and identities — to make it rain all over the place, everywhere all at once, and cover more ground.

Science & Technology

Is AI Going to Take Over PR? Here's Where It Belongs and Where It Doesn't in Content Creation

Is artificial intelligence going to take over content creation in PR and marketing, or is it inconsequential?

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