7 common words and phrases that drive editors nuts
Here is a quality compilation of seven different verbal ‘annoyances,’ etc., and it begs the question: Could you care less?
Here is a quality compilation of seven different verbal ‘annoyances,’ etc., and it begs the question: Could you care less?
PR pros, marketers, and bloggers answered this question: ‘What is the one thing brands should/could do to make it easier for bloggers to talk about them online?’
You don’t want your surveys to be ineffective—or, worse, damaging to your brand’s reputation. Follow these simple guidelines for success.
The author, an introvert, argues that companies are doing a disservice to themselves by not fostering environments where employees can work in solitude.
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Awareness, content, and agility are crucial to getting Facebook users to check out your brand or, in Hershey’s case, brands.
The campaign makes Sweden the first nation in the world to give its people access to the country’s official Twitter feed.
The most effective way to approach public relations strategy and media relations for an emerging business.
Popular websites went dark on Wednesday to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act; supporters of the measure responded with blog posts and—a press release.
The controversial Stop Online Piracy Act will create enormous obstacles for communicators, and the PR industry should take a stand against the legislation, according to the author.
Here’s one from the list: ’34 percent of bloggers post opinions about products and brands.’ Check out the rest.
The Chartered Institute of Public Relations in the U.K. is working with Wikipedia to create the guidelines.
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Check out these all-too-common practices that almost beg people to unfollow or block you.
Ever meet the agency that says, ‘Of course, I can get your op-ed in the Times’? Better steer clear of that one—and these four other firms.