Join us Feb. 9 to hear from industry leaders Charlene Wheeless, Dr. Denise Hill, Dr. Rochelle Tillery-Larkin Ford, and others address racial justice and action in the comms industry.
The lessons of 2020 have been profound as leaders have found new connections with essential, deskless employees, according to experts at Workplace from Facebook.
A good compromise means that everyone gets a little something, but no one is completely satisfied. Getting a clean resolution requires careful listening and plenty of tenacity.
It’s time to scrap the one-way, top-down presentation tools of yore. Try these tips to craft more interactive meetings, speeches and gatherings.
Expert Katie Paine shares the topics she is tracking in the new year and what that will mean for your PR measurement and brand reputation.
Also: Spotify, HBO Max and more launch content for Black History Month, Hendrick’s Gin offers a ‘moonbathing’ kit, ESG communications considerations, and more.
Follow these “three rules of Zoom” to make your meetings more tolerable in 2021.
As a post-pandemic world tries to rebuild essential connections, what should smart PR people think about their strategy in an interconnected, borderless media landscape?
A gaggle of investors on Reddit banded together to drive up the price on GameStop stock—and put the squeeze on Wall Street. What should comms pros take from the episode?
Also: Communciators’ most hated corporate jargon, the future of streaming services, Target and other retailers cut ties with coconut milk supplier, and more.
What are the big lessons that comms pros should take from the past year? We break down the top tips from industry leaders.
Also: Samuel Adams’ tongue-in-cheek Super Bowl ad, YouTube extends ban on Trump and cuts off Guliani’s ad revenue, Air Asia updates cancelation policy, and more.
Also: What top brands on Twitter are doing to best serve consumers, Google rolls out tools to promote COVID-19 vaccine information, Godiva to close all North America locations, and more.
Audiences in 2021 need to know you are there for them. Here’s how you can show your organization cares about your community.
Also: Social media image guidelines for 2021, PepsiCo’s clever response to President Joe Biden, how Orlando International Airport engages on Twitter, and more.
