5 media relations tools for PR pros
These resources can help brand managers find and build relationships with reporters and bloggers.
These resources can help brand managers find and build relationships with reporters and bloggers.
PR pros can use a new, not-safe-for-work font to see just how many buzzwords are in their writing. What if there were similar devices to head off common embarrassments?
These digital services and apps can help public relations pros better fuel their branding efforts.
Brand and community managers can use this guide to embrace content trends without breaking the bank.
Whether you’re editing videos, looking for quick ways to get news, building a social media contest, or simply making your pages more visually appealing, these tools can help.
If clients or management ask any of these questions, you aren’t measuring your work effectively.
Staying up to date on the latest offerings can be overwhelming, so here’s a brief guide to help you keep up with what’s worth investigating.
Some you’ve heard of, and some you haven’t. Either way, they’re excellent traffic drivers.
The array of online implements covers a variety of functions, but there was one clear-cut winner, and it might surprise you.
Google searches favor items related to Google+, so get a leg up on your competitors by adding Google+ account information to your posts.
What you and your agency need from a measurement tool probably isn’t the same as what other pros need, but one of these gauges ought to help.
You’ve probably heard of a few of these tools; others may be new to you. They’re all useful.
Some are incredibly useful, while others are simply bizarre. One of them might be the ideal online service for you.
And all but one of them are free.
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