The ECCO Blog
All around the world ECCO's communication specialists are watching developments not only in our industry but also in society, politics and economy.
“Communication is key to realize the sustainable development goals (SDG’s) of UNs Agenda 2030”
ECCO-members from all parts of the world had gathered to discuss the impact of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).
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International Research by ECCO: Corona doesn’t change top CEO’s communications habits
International ECCO survey: Top CEOs stick to their communications habits through the Corona crisis. Only those already active on social media use them now.
Grassroots campaigns in the post-print era
IMPACT’s Gabi Selwyn explores the new communication imperatives for engaging with audiences at a local level.
Re-integration reservations
IMPACT’s resident extrovert, Nicole Webb, explores why ‘back to normal’ feels wrong and how some brands are getting re-integration right.
The pivot playbook – where and how to pitch in a changed media landscape
As PR professionals, pivoting is par for the course. Ducking, weaving and finding new approaches as we negotiate with media to achieve results for clients is a perennial part of our playbook.
Free eBook: 40 Tips and Tricks to manage your Reputation and Communication during the Lockdown
Your communication during a crisis, etiquette tips on setting up a virtual office, embracing communication tips from millennials to planning for the future.
Is your reputation fit enough for the long haul?
Regine le Roux, founder and managing director of Reputation Matters shares four lessons for building your reputation that can be learnt from physical fitness.
Research: Growing importance of active communication by CEO
General media presence, corporate social media and industry conferences – according to communication directors in Poland, these are the most effective channels of communication in building reputation.
Worldwide research: CEOs more present on LinkedIn, but still silent on Twitter
ECCO looked into LinkedIn and Twitter activities of the world's largest stock companies. CEOs prefer LinkedIn but neglect Twitter.
DAX annual reports: volume shrinks slowly but steadily
After 2016, ECCO München | relatio PR has again taken a close look at the annual reports of all German 30 DAX companies.