This PR leader agrees that the amount of time spent on Zoom has been the biggest change to adapt to during COVID-19. As for the future? He advises taking things slow.
Also: Re/Max partners with Children’s Miracle Network Hospital on face mask offering, how PR pros are rethinking e-commerce strategies, meal prep solutions for homebound pros, and more.
Platforms like Workplace from Facebook make it possible for everyone to participate in internal discussions, solving problems quicker and providing important company-wide insights.
Also: Coca-Cola to remove iconic San Francisco billboard, 31% of content marketing awards finalists use ‘tangential’ topics, Jack in the Box offers chicken-scented face masks, and more.
Sarah Hurwitz, former head speechwriter for Michelle Obama, shares how to shape and sharpen presentations and capture the voice of your subject in an authentic manner.
When done right, the work will be painful, says Finn Partners’ managing partner, but it is worth the effort.
What about PR work translates to volunteering at your local polling place on Election Day? This PR pro offers six arguments for communicators to step up.
Also: McDonald’s social media manager gets real, Yandy drops controversial Halloween costumes, 28% of consumers will buy less holiday gifts, and more.
As part of Communications Week, communicators share what it means to be authentic and transparent on race and equity in the workplace.
New data from Blind reveals raw takes on the pros and cons of our WFH lifestyles.
Also: Tarte Cosmetics gets real with GIFs, TV ads have increased in 2020’s last quarter (viewer numbers are still down), ideas to inspire you and your colleagues, and more.
PRSA Chair Garland Stansell makes the case for the actions that should be embraced in the months ahead.
While e-commerce strategies are helping legacy brands stay afloat, here’s how communicators can take advantage of the crisis to offer unique value.
Experts from Virgin Pulse explored how social distancing and WFH could be affecting well-being—and what you can do to help.
Things can always get worse, right? It’s unpleasant to consider, but comms pros must be vigilant to mitigate the damage done by unforeseen events.
