Why Thank #PR this #Thanksgiving? 3Reasons: #MileyCyrus, #BestBuy, #Drakethetypee

1. Miley Cyrus Leads Time's Person of the Year Voting


Only good #PR could be responsible for getting Miley, the #Twerk Princess in the leading spot for Time Magazine's Person of the Year.

2. Parody Twitter accounts like Startup L. Jackson, Drake, Will Ferrell, and more!

@StartupLJackson: Bitcoin is a shitty currency. So are shoes. Mrs. Jackson buys $500 shoes too damn often. Are shoes stupid? Is there a shoe bubble?#qed
@_FrankieD: @DrizzyTheType drake the type to apologize to the turkey on Thanksgiving
@WillyFerrell: I'ma walk in the kitchen like http://t.co/jo7rERU5Yf
3. Big Corporations like BestBuy still distribute their news via press releases

Read Press Release: BestBuy Re-Affirms its Holiday Price Competitiveness Strategy

 Regardless of how PR is evolving, press releases are here to stay. #SEO #media #mediacoverage

Happy Turkey Day folks! Have a speedy Brick and Mortar/Ecommerce Black Friday!


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