Ragan Insider PR Daily Staff
Why you don’t need a bigger training budget
See how even the smallest comms teams are getting robust training without breaking the bank.
Media Relations
Ragan Insider Ted Kitterman
Influencer fraud’s $1.3B price tag—and how marketers can respond
A new study says companies will waste big bucks on posers with fake followers and over-hyped promises, but industry insiders say it presents an opportunity for savvy pros.
Ragan Insider Beki Winchel
NASCAR alters stance on guns, GM workers strike, and Purdue Pharma files for bankruptcy
Also: Google’s tribute to B.B. King, smaller followings produce better engagement, how PR pros feel about crowdsourcing information, and more.
Ragan Insider Brian Pittman
Win journalists over in 4 steps
Tired of having your press releases and pitches ignored? Three former journalists share four frequently overlooked methods to turn heads and earn headlines.
Ragan Insider Beki Winchel
Google ordered to let employees speak out, how PR pros feel about the future of influencer marketing, and WeWork loses comms chief before IPO
Also: Salesforce educates consumers about its brand mission, Taco Bell makes waves with vegetarian offering, report shows hiring women leads to bigger returns, and more.
Ragan Insider Brendan Gannon
30 jobs in the PR and marketing world
Before you jump at an offer to work in a major U.S. city, make sure you can afford the cost of living. Find out the priciest metropolitan areas, and then check out our list of current openings.
Ragan Insider Beki Winchel
Target announces loyalty program, ‘soft skills’ are most crucial, and Spirit Airlines offers bigger seats
Also: Wendy’s is serving up breakfast and jobs, British Airways strike brings PR woes, and FDA letter fuels Juul’s PR crisis.
Ragan Insider Beki Winchel
CVS and Walgreens join anti-gun trend, Forbes admits gender bias in innovators list, and why many employees criticize your brand
Also: Nissan’s CEO resigns, Starbucks steps up internal mental health efforts, White Claw demand outpaces supplies, and media correction doozies.
Ragan Insider Ellie Schlam
A mix of skills—new and old—that PR pros must master
PR pros must adapt to new tools and trends, but some tactics never go out of style. Here are four skills every PR pro should cultivate.
Ragan Insider Regina Luttrell and Adrienne Wallace
Why and how PR pros should embrace artificial intelligence
Relax, robots are not taking your job. New technologies can ease industry professionals’ daily duties and open the door to greater career achievements. Just breathe—and read on.
Ragan Insider Ted Kitterman
Facebook considers removing ‘likes,’ Whataburger responds to viral rodent video, and Bugatti sets a record and then shifts gears
Also: Hurricane Dorian looms off the East Coast, Popeyes becomes dangerously popular, and the U.K. pound drops over uncertain messaging.
Ragan Insider PR Daily Staff
3 attendees share why you shouldn’t miss our summit at Microsoft HQ
Join experts from Google, NBCUniversal, Target, Taco Bell and more for the 11th iteration of this beloved event.
Ragan Insider Beki Winchel
Popeyes’ sandwich sells out, Forever 21 ponders bankruptcy, and Marriott to discontinue tiny toiletries
Also: Olive Garden pushes back on fake news, pharma companies seek to settle after J&J ruling, consumers’ satisfaction on social media and more.
Ragan Insider PR Daily Staff
Did your visual content captivate audiences?
Enter PR Daily’s Video & Visual Awards to showcase your powerful visual stories. Deadline for submissions is Nov. 1.
Ragan Insider Ted Kitterman
Google clamps down on political debate at work
The internet giant has faced a series of PR crises stemming from employees’ words and actions, circulated memos and political grandstanding. The company hopes to move on.
