The coffee chain recently gave its staff guidance on how to handle customers’ questions about their former chief executive’s announcement that he might run for president.
Many of the platform’s creators publish videos showcasing a line or collection of products they purchased, while others open and review one item. Which can benefit your organization?
The USDA says small bits of rubber were found in some products. Tyson says no one has been hurt or sickened and that the move stems from an ‘abundance of caution.’
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You might think an embargo makes your release or pitch look important and timely, but in reality it can irk your reader and doom your pitch.
A vague and meandering press pitch won’t knock any reporters’ socks off. Consider these tips to help you get to the point and get there quickly.
What were the words and phrases that changed hearts and minds last year? Here are key ways public figures changed an array of debates with artful—or awkward—usage.
The numbers are dismal for legacy organizations and groups trying to patch up sullied reputations. Here are tactics to counteract the loss of faith in traditional media.
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It’s a grammar mistake that can sully your reputation as a writer and doom your media pitch. Consider these insights to keep the rule straight on collective and indefinite nouns.
The best-selling Japanese author of “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up” has made a global brand out of simplicity and organizational discipline. PR pros might want to take notes.
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The company is entering its 15th year but spent most of the last year putting out fires and addressing data-misuse scandals. The op-ed is the latest in a series of attempts to turn the page.
This week, PR Daily readers were interested in the importance of checklists for writers, insights from snarky social media accounts, why brand managers should consider micro-influencers and more.
What does it mean to PR pros that news outlets love the word “new”? Or that ABC News has the most negative tone, while it’s all sunshine and unicorns at POPSUGAR?
