5 ways PR pros can stay motivated through the holidays
Put down the cookies and chocolate-covered cherries, and get back to work. Here’s how you can power through.
Put down the cookies and chocolate-covered cherries, and get back to work. Here’s how you can power through.
Getting wrapped up in campaigns and other client efforts can keep communicators at their desks for long periods of time. Here’s how you can take part when you surface from your agency’s walls.
The pontiff employed a tandem of important techniques to engage his audience and convey a resonant message.
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The Army’s social media managers rebutted any notion that the ranger candidates were receiving preferential treatment.
The agency reported that 220,000 more taxpayers than had originally been reported may have had their personal information breached.
An image the company shared via social media encouraged women to ‘look like a girl’ and ‘think like a man.’ It was not well received.
Though it’s one of many airlines that do not transport animal carcasses, the move earned Delta a chunk of (mostly) good PR.
Marketers sometimes use communications techniques that most people, including marketers themselves, profess to hate. Take these suggestions as law.
It depends on what sort of news you’re pitching, and to whom you’re pitching it. Sometimes the turnaround can be a few days; other times, it can take months.
Marketers can glean insights on forging and keeping strong client relationships from these former heads of state.
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The company is teaming up with nearly 20 other brands to promise to hire young people ‘who face systemic barriers to jobs and education.’
The anchor held up a sign with the n-word on it and social media went into a frenzy. The attention doesn’t seem to be negative, ratings-wise.
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