Also: The future of the workplace relies on a culture of meaning, Hotels.com’s robe brings roadtrips to the consumer, Waffle House celebrates National Tequila Day, and more.
Also: Hershey tweets visuals highlighting second-quarter results, Starburst celebrates self-care with branded kit, Facebook examines racial bias and more.
Also: Home Depot announces mask requirement, Target expands inclusive Halloween costume offerings, back-to-school retail posts have 40% more engagement, and more.
Young consumers and employees are leading a revolution around equity and inclusion in the workplace. Here’s what they have to teach their future employers and clients.
Also: Sephora commits 15% of its shelf space to black-owned products and brands, Wizards of the Coast removes racist cards, 76% of employees consider racism a workplace issue, and more.
Congratulations to this year’s impressive list of finalists.
Also: Influencers’ communities ask how they can help, Uber offers free rides for frontline health care workers, how communicators are sharing information during the pandemic, and more.
Also: Google pulls Infowars app for misinformation, Taco Bell to give free food during ‘Taco Tuesday,’ crisis communications are PR agency’s top sought-after skill, and more.
Peppercomm’s founder and CEO explains how its benevolence dovetails with its raison d’être. The surprising cohesive element: stand-up comedy.
Also: Oscars prediction app’s tweet snafu, Super Bowl engagement wins, what consumers want online (and how seldom they get it), and more.
Also: NBCUniversal tweets gibberish, Ben & Jerry’s new flavor taps an old meme, PR pros’ collaboration preferences, and more.
What were the stories that most resonated with you in the past year? We take another look at our countdown of the most-shared stories on PR Daily.
Another year is just about in the books, and we’ll soon be joining friends and loved ones for holiday celebrations. Thanks, dear readers, for taking the ride with us.
It’s essential to find fresh angles for your stories about the tech industry. Here are some ways to find fresh perspectives to reframe the narrative.
Also: An eye on leery marketers as YouTube allows more violent content, PR pros struggle to connect strategies to revenue, thrifty video tactics, and more.
