Blog review Cult and Comm

Dear reader,

2015 is almost over and we want to look back with you. Not so much to look at the past, but to look ahead with you. Your suggestions for the year ahead are not only very important to us. A lot has changed visually since September. First and foremost, we relaunched our company website and moved our blog Cult and Comm at the same time.

What do you think of our new design? How do you like the new form of dialog? You will have noticed that, as on many other blog platforms, comments can be posted via the “Disqus” discussion platform.
Have you already had experience with Disqus on other platforms? How do you feel about a comment not going online immediately? Is it an obstacle for you to take part in the discussion, as you first have to register and confirmation is requested before your comment goes online
We would be delighted to receive your feedback.

Then of course we want to know: Which blog articles did you find exciting and worth reading?

Our blog topics since September 2015:

Social media strategy:

• Social media responsibility and social media guidelines
• Social media recruiting
• YouTube strategy for B2B companies
• Impact of Facebook Reactions on corporate communications
• Social media strategy for B2B companies

Leading media and PR

• Storytelling – misleading PR hype
• B2B relies on trade press for decision-makers
• Leading media are opinion leaders
• Is public relations out?

Communication

• Turned on its head – communication models today
• From communication to conversation
• Brand awareness – Your way to competitive advantage in B2B
• Power of images

CSR

• My FSJ experience at Zeit des Lachens

We would be delighted if you would take the time to browse through our past blog posts and comment on them over the Christmas holidays. Only through your feedback on our blog posts can we gain the knowledge and impressions we need to tailor our blog posts even more closely to you, our readersWe, like you, are looking forward to a peaceful Christmas and wish you, dear readers, a happy New Year 2016.

From Jacqueline Althaller