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In this week’s PR 360, we talk with Asees Singh about supply shortage messaging, product launches, internal communications, and more! A little about Asees:
Asees Singh is head of global communications at Linksys where she oversees external and internal communications. She works with internal stakeholders across regions to develop and execute a global corporate and product PR strategy supporting Linksys’s entire portfolio of consumer and enterprise products.
Show Notes
· [00:45] Are you a coffee or tea drinker?
· [01:21] Is it espresso and tonic water?
· [01:46] It’s an elevated Americano?
· [02:01] Can you summarize your expertise?
· [03:00] How has PR changed in the networking industry?
· [04:54] Is there messaging for supply shortages?
· [06:16] Adding graphics and timelines to your supply shortage messages?
· [06:57] How do press releases differ from B2C and B2B?
· [09:19] Technical vs. somewhat technical press releases?
· [10:07] Do you have any useful tips for PR pros that are working in B2B space?
· [11:22] Have PR pros had to create a different way to do product launches?
· [12:57] Have strategies changed regarding internal communications?
· [14:05] Is part of it creating different forms of content?
· [15:21] Empathy and participation for internal communications
· [15:47] Do you think PR pros are spending more time on internal communications?
· [17:08] Should PR agencies start to do internal communications?
· [18:01] Is the great pivot still happening?
· [18:58] Do some social networks work better for product launches?
· [21:33] Should PR pros try to find the next trend?
· [22:38] Fun question: What is one innovation you would like to see in the PR industry?
· [24:04] Getting a more holistic metric?
· [25:04] Final thoughts
· Asees Singh was our guest today.
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· If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review!
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In this week’s PR 360, we talk with Asees Singh about supply shortage messaging, product launches, internal communications, and more! A little about Asees:
Asees Singh is head of global communications at Linksys where she oversees external and internal communications. She works with internal stakeholders across regions to develop and execute a global corporate and product PR strategy supporting Linksys’s entire portfolio of consumer and enterprise products.
Show Notes
· [00:45] Are you a coffee or tea drinker?
· [01:21] Is it espresso and tonic water?
· [01:46] It’s an elevated Americano?
· [02:01] Can you summarize your expertise?
· [03:00] How has PR changed in the networking industry?
· [04:54] Is there messaging for supply shortages?
· [06:16] Adding graphics and timelines to your supply shortage messages?
· [06:57] How do press releases differ from B2C and B2B?
· [09:19] Technical vs. somewhat technical press releases?
· [10:07] Do you have any useful tips for PR pros that are working in B2B space?
· [11:22] Have PR pros had to create a different way to do product launches?
· [12:57] Have strategies changed regarding internal communications?
· [14:05] Is part of it creating different forms of content?
· [15:21] Empathy and participation for internal communications
· [15:47] Do you think PR pros are spending more time on internal communications?
· [17:08] Should PR agencies start to do internal communications?
· [18:01] Is the great pivot still happening?
· [18:58] Do some social networks work better for product launches?
· [21:33] Should PR pros try to find the next trend?
· [22:38] Fun question: What is one innovation you would like to see in the PR industry?
· [24:04] Getting a more holistic metric?
· [25:04] Final thoughts
· Asees Singh was our guest today.
· Listen and subscribe to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcast, or your favorite podcast player for free!
· If you enjoyed this episode, leave us a review!
● If you want to get involved, leave us a comment!
● Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.