Infographic: How PR has changed in the last 20 years
With the internet, social media and a data revolution, how we interact and sell products and services has drastically changed. What has made the biggest difference for PR pros?
With the internet, social media and a data revolution, how we interact and sell products and services has drastically changed. What has made the biggest difference for PR pros?
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