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For industry pros, it’s the Scarlet Letter of social media. The dreaded hashtag means you misfired your pitch or—egad!—called a journalist by the wrong name. Beware these blunders.
What resources can help brand managers create cleaner content and monitor and maintain their online presence? This guide will help you choose the best ones for your goals.
Smart technology and soaring office rental costs make telecommuting increasingly attractive for employers, and employees see it as a top perk. Here’s how to keep everyone connected.
What is the best tool for creating social media videos for your clients? PR pro Cassie Galasetti breaks down the pros and cons of three popular video options.
Nearly 70 percent of U.S. companies use some form of electric monitoring. What’s in your browser history?
It’s not all about you, communicators. Boost your media relations savvy—and success—by avoiding these all-too-common pitfalls.
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Social media, online retail and a rapidly changing culture are disrupting decades of journalistic practices—and that means PR pros have to adapt to get their messages out.
Whether it’s a physical handout or a digital version on your website, this package of bios, FAQs, contact info, history and more helps journalists—and others—to learn about your company.
Keeping up with all your platforms and feeds can be a tremendous time commitment. Consider these handy helpers to lighten your load.
Creating a robust social media presence for your organization has become a no-brainer for most organizations. Consider these insights as you go about growing your audience.
Looking for fresh industry insights? This diverse collection of unsung heroes will enrich your feed.
If you recognize these telltale signs of a stagnant position, it’s time to move on—maybe into something that seems a little scary.
PR pros have many responsibilities, but industry veterans should add data protection to their priorities. Consider these insights.
