If you show up on Skype for a job interview in PJs, bed-blanket fuzz balls nestled in your curly brown locks, you may be a tad too casual, even for the hip PR firm you want to hire you.
If you’re a seasoned PR pro, content marketer or editor, perhaps it’s time to hang up your agency hat and start anew. Here are a few tips to get you started as a freelancer.
Successful communicators have ‘social power,’ which can help them increase their budgets, control resources and launch effective campaigns. Here’s how you can build and maintain yours.
Learn more about the membership that gives communicators access to the training they need—for a fraction of the cost.
This advice can empower your team to be better employees and produce work they are proud of.
If you find some unwanted search results for yourself or your brand, there is help.
It can be hard for fresh graduates to earn entry-level jobs. An internship after graduation can be the link between being a student and full-time employment.
If you’re gearing up to start a PR internship in the next few weeks, here are some ways to make the most of it.
If these PR veterans knew what they know now in their youth, they maybe would have avoided these mistakes.
The hashtag trended globally on Twitter for nearly 24 hours, and the insights weren’t just for reporters.
Though they lived many, many decades ago, the United States’ chief executives knew their stuff about relationships and public perception.
Public relations practitioners and journalists need each other to survive. Why not be friendly about it?
Looking for a springboard into the industry? Networking and adopting professional behaviors are crucial first steps.
Not only will you gain expertise, you’ll also meet people who can help you along your way, well after the thesis is complete.
After 30 years in the working world, a onetime ‘big-haired career rookie’ offers tips and tactics for surviving and succeeding in the workplace.
