Spanning an array of sectors, the integration of technologies into various communication formats and channels is engendering new protocols for comms pros.
Beyond helping you lighten up so you don’t burn out, laughter stimulates creative brain waves. Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other temporal lobe and the ‘ah-ha’ moment.
Define your objective, craft a rough outline, and let the words flow.
Turf battles stifle success, and ignorance of colleagues’ efforts and objectives will yield absolutely no rewards. It’s time to reassess how you’re managing your ‘integrated’ teams.
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The risk that comes with panic and misinformation is a problem for health care communicators and PR pros as corporate and government interests battle the burgeoning crisis.
This pro mixes new school and old school to keep track of a jam-packed day on the job, all while leaving time for her extracurriculars. Her advice: Remember that PR is about relationships.
Public relations pros should embrace artificial intelligence to help them become strategic advisors within their organizations—unless they prefer to sit on the sidelines.
New features are just part of the way communicators can make the most of the professional network. Much of it depends on how users approach the platform. Consider these ideas.
Is the native analytics within social media platforms really telling you all you need to know? Here’s how to measure the true affect of your efforts.
What other ways do your peers show their worth? What tools are they using? Which social media metrics are tops? New research from Talkwalker delivers the crucial answers.
These tech tools can help you store passwords, organize tasks and—perhaps most crucial of all—limit your time on distracting websites.
The social media giant recently recognized top pages from last year. Mind these takeaways to improve your company’s presence on the world’s premier platform for professionals.
This PR pro recommends checking in on yourself, as well as your team, and leaning on technology to get your biggest tasks completed.
You have to speak their language and key on the numbers that matter most to them. Here’s how to plan your talk, excise needless details, and deliver attention-grabbing metrics.
