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Is Your Agency Ready For The Digital Revolution?

US-based public relations agency Schwartzman & Associates has released an interesting report on social media entitled “The 2009 Digital Readiness Report.”  Produced in partnership with iPressroom, Korn/Ferry International, the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and Trendstream.

Download the 2009 Digital Readiness Report here.

dig-readi-9-prvReport highlights:

  • When searching for prospective new hires, social media communications skills are nearly as important as traditional media relations skills.
  • Public relations leads marketing in the management and oversight of all social media communications channels within organizations.
  • Marketing leads public relations in the management and oversight of bulk email communications and search engine optimization.
  • Social networking, blogging and micro-blogging skills are the three most important social media communications skills for job candidates to have, according to public relations and marketing hiring decision makers.
  • Most organizations are considering hiring social media specialists.

Overall some interesting data and I’d say that US-based companies are much more willing to experiment with social media.  One suggest that I think ever client-side company should do is set up a social media lab, where they test the various tools and see what works for their respective company.

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Dave Forde is Founder of Profectio of busienss sites which includes Profectio, PR In Canada and Clean Tech Corner. He is also Founder of Toronto Tech Week. Follow Dave on Twitter or Facebook
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