At the event, Marketing Practices & Ethics: Operating in the Grey Zones, held in Oakstop’s event space in Oakland’s thriving business district, a panel of speakers shared their insights regarding privacy concerns and best practices to help steer marketers into transparency and ethical marketing practices. Deftly moderated by Lisa Gibello,... read more →
Years before they coined the term 'content marketing', companies have been practicing content marketing in some shape or form whether it was through magazines, articles, newsletters, or some form of print. Over a century ago, John Deere, owner of an agriculture and construction machinery company launched The Furrow, a legendary... read more →
Before the days of Instagram likes, Facebook Live Stories or Twitter re-tweets, businesses had to rely on standard marketing practices in hopes of communicating with customers and prospects. However, neither direct mail, emails nor free swag offer real-time, interactive content with measurable analytics. Social media changed this immensely overtime. On... read more →
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will come into effect on January 1st, 2020 which will leave businesses and organizations, like yours, who market to California consumers less than one year to make the relevant changes to the way they manage online personal data and ensure that they abide fully... read more →
Who better to bridge the gap between marketing and PR than the American Marketing Association of San Francisco (AMA SF) and the Public Relations Society of America, San Francisco (PRSA-SF). At their partnered event, Getting Creative with your PR: Leveraging Creative to Make Better Pitches, a panel comprised of three... read more →
Advancing the community. Building partnerships. Providing opportunities. This was the order of business at the recent Diversity & Inclusion Speed Networking event, a joint venture by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) San Francisco and the San Francisco chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMASF). In attendance were nine... read more →