After a Twitter user pointed out how the mittens looked more like someone bending over, the image—along with jokes—have gone viral. Here’s how the company responded.
Even if your boss or client is out of the office, these items can be checked off your list to make next year more efficient.
The holiday season means vacations for organizational leaders and holds any big decisions or news. Here’s how you can power though it.
Did you colleagues impress you with their PR and marketing brilliance this year? Let them know with more than just a holiday card. Nominate them for the Ace Awards.
Communications professionals face many challenges. To help you keep your cool, consider these motivational reminders from an iconic leader.
Turkey and all the trimmings. Grinches and Scrooges. Should wordsmiths dump these tired phrases now—before we start writing seasonal copy?
This coming holiday should serve as a reminder to be grateful for what you’ve learned and pass your wisdom along. Here are decades of insights from more than a dozen PR and comms pros.
Snapchat filters, Pinterest rich pins and Instagram carousel ads are just a few fun yet effective ways to get your audience in the holiday—and purchasing—spirit.
The show’s con man, Neal Caffrey, can teach communicators several tricks to making the most of their efforts.
If your content marketing strategy doesn’t include this revitalized audio platform, you’ll want to whet your appetite and explore the possibilities.
The coffee chain has sparked controversy in unveiling its green beverage holders. Some support the effort; others say it’s reminiscent of the #racetogether kerfuffle.
Yes, the bad guy triumphs in Halloween horror films. He’s thought of everything, knows how to do evil in 50 ways. But don’t set up your clients to fail by promising reporters they’re experts in everything.
Even in October, a bit of a summer hangover persists. Here’s how to shake it off and rev up your efficiency through the holidays and on into 2017.
This co-editor will miss many things about helping run the No. 1 PR news website, but he’ll be glad to leave a glut of misdirected emails behind.
Are your reply-alls irking colleagues? People ignoring the company newsletter? You feeling the heat after someone cc’d your snide remarks to the boss? Refresh yourself on the rules of the road.
