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Hanson & Hunt

Get relevant news and advice about public relations, corporate communications, social media and marketing each month from Arik Hanson and Kevin Hunt. Arik is a solo marketing and communications consultant in Minneapolis/St. Paul and Kevin leads corporate communications content, channels and analytics at General Mills.

Hanson & Hunt
Dec 14, 2017

Talking Points #81 – 12/14/17

The Quick News & Quick Takes segment this month includes stories about the rise of the “headline browser” (3:30), influencer campaigns and the use of trackable URLs (5:40),…

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Hanson & Hunt
Nov 16, 2017

Talking Points #79 – 11/16/17

The Quick News & Quick Takes segment this month includes stories about what influencers are looking for from companies, brands and organizations (5:45), a report on employee attitudes…

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Hanson & Hunt
Oct 19, 2017

Talking Points #78 – 10/19/17

The Quick News & Quick Takes segment this month includes stories about Walmart using Facebook’s Workplace (5:15), the type of content that people are reading on LinkedIn (6:25),…

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Hanson & Hunt
Sep 21, 2017

Talking Points #77 – 9/21/17

The Quick News & Quick Takes segment includes stories about how people are getting their news (31:50), an employee advocacy survey (33:50) and the latest numbers about teen…

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Hanson & Hunt
Aug 17, 2017

Talking Points #75 – 8/17/17

Arik and Kevin recorded this month’s show after the Minnesota PRSA’s first-ever Digital Skills Workshop in Minneapolis. The Quick News & Quick Takes segment includes stories about brand…

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Hanson & Hunt
Jun 15, 2017

Talking Points #74 – 6/15/17

The Quick News & Quick Takes segment this month includes stories about the popularity of interactive content (1:55), new data on smartphone use (3:45) and Instagram’s big advantage…

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Hanson & Hunt
May 25, 2017

Talking Points #73 – 5/25/17

The Quick News & Quick Takes segment includes stories about the FTC’s recent reachout to influencers and marketers (2:35), a lack of recognition for CEOs among their employees…

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