What PR Daily learned about its readers in 2011
This week, we are counting down the 25 most-popular stories on the site. Here’s what those stories told us about you, the PR Daily reader.
This week, we are counting down the 25 most-popular stories on the site. Here’s what those stories told us about you, the PR Daily reader.
Remember the seminal half-hour comedy from the early ’90s? Turns out Zack Morris, Screech, Kelly, and the gang knew a thing or two about PR, sort of.
The author, shunned by editors for taking a job in public relations, ponders whether PR people can straddle the divide between newsroom and boardroom.
A survey of American consumers is bad news for these major organizations. Do you think they’ll make it?
Take a look and let us know who impressed you this year, or made you cringe.
For the 17th year, the San Francisco-based agency has compiled a year-end list of public relations gaffes. Check out the entire list.
Not a part of a balanced breakfast. Plus, tragic news from the ad world; Santa doesn’t do poor countries; top editor out at The Los Angeles Times; the FCC enlist viewers help to keep the volume down; and more.
The author looks at Advertising Age’s list of the worst online gaffes of 2011 and finds the lessons for PR and marketing professionals.
Fetch my coffee, boss. Meanwhile, Cision grants mobile access to its media database, Southwest and Microsoft team with Santa, American Airlines mulls ’30 Rock’ blackout, and more.
The author, underwhelmed by the ‘official’ choices offered so far, reaches out to her peers for something—anything—else.
While many companies stand in the face of economic hardship as a new year approaches, a new study finds that social media marketers stand to make new gains.
An ambitious blogger asked some of the biggest media outlets to identify their top stories this year—and they obliged. Here’s what they said.
Fasten your seatbelts; it’s going to be an interesting ride.
Never underestimate the power and reach of a regional or small-town news outlet. If you do, the lesson could prove painful for your company or client that gets roasted.
You already know Twitter is an important piece of your social media strategy, but are you using it to its full potential? Here’s how.