PR Daily’s top stories of 2020: Nos. 21-30
2020 keeps slipping away, and we’re still counting down the stories that had the biggest readership this year. Check these out.
2020 keeps slipping away, and we’re still counting down the stories that had the biggest readership this year. Check these out.
Leaders from across the industry weigh in on the most exciting (or terrifying) developments that communicators will face in the coming year. In short: Prepare for change.
The presents have all been opened, and the year is fast coming to an end. We continue our countdown of the articles that mattered most to readers in the past 12 months.
It’s the end of another year, so we’re taking a look at the stories that were most important to readers. Here’s some of the tales that had the biggest impact.
Also: Costco and JetBlue require masks, Salesforce cancels in-person Dreamforce, how you can lean on nostalgia during the pandemic, and more.
Here’s what to expect—and prioritize—in what’s sure to be another turbulent year ahead.
Consider what motivates each individual and beware how online communication favors extroverts and excludes others.
Also: Burger King racks up engagement with tweets tied to Utah monolith, Hawaii entices remote workers with free tickets, mobile wallet consumers spend more per purchase, and more.
Also: AstraZeneca reports good results on third vaccine candidate, Guitar Center files for bankruptcy, Cineworld announces funding to survive COVID-19 losses, what communicators are thankful for, and more.
According to data from Morning Consult, ‘communicativeness’ is more likely to be associated with female leaders than with male execs.
The novelty of the Zoom meeting has long-since evaporated. Here’s how communicators should adapt to improve morale and productivity.
Also: Primark UK’s shopping bags double as wrapping paper, 4 in 5 consumers say websites are more important than social media, Four Seasons jumps on election branding, and more.
Workgroup leaders are the connective tissue between your overall strategy and your rank-and-file employees. Three experts describe how they increased the communications effectiveness of their managers.
This Friday, Oct. 30, will be your last chance to enter Ragan’s Employee Communications and Top Places to Work Awards. Complete your entry now!
This Friday, Oct. 30, will be your last chance to enter Ragan’s Employee Communications and Top Places to Work Awards. Complete your entry now!