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Q: “I've got one... how about the differences and roles between/for PR and Marketing? Uses and time/place for each? Just a thought from a reader! Keep up the great work in '25.”
A: Over the years, prospective clients have called wanting PR, others have wanted marketing, others advertising, which emerged from a need for PR. Let's break it down.
Mt. Rose ski resort in Lake Tahoe recently partnered with Trampoline to cultivate a brand strategy around what its users (pass holders, ticket purchasers, and employees) love most about the place.
Everyone’s a little weird, quirky, unique in their own way, right? Why not embrace those elements of our personality and bring them to the forefront, showcasing what makes us, well … us?
The changes we have witnessed and survived through COVID-19 have been business-altering across all industries. There were unimaginable losses that we mourned, while others passed largely unnoticed. The introduction of musical instruments to elementary school students was a potential casualty of lockdown.
It's Giving Tuesday, 2020: a year that has pushed non-profit organizations to the brink organizationally, and financially. It's become a Tramp tradition to use this day to point potential donors toward our causes and clients, who are working hard to make a difference.
Against a backdrop of global warming, immigration issues, social unrest, and political posturing—do we really expect people to care about Pantone chips, frame rates, serifs, and spacing? Yes.
Demand Side Platforms* are offering more audience segmentation, using specific criteria to identify the right consumers for a product, service, or destination. The software builds a deployment based on social media likes, recently visited sites, purchase history, lookalike profiles, and search terms.
Q: “I've got one... how about the differences and roles between/for PR and Marketing? Uses and time/place for each? Just a thought from a reader! Keep up the great work in '25.”
A: Over the years, prospective clients have called wanting PR, others have wanted marketing, others advertising, which emerged from a need for PR. Let's break it down.