Social media trends to watch for 2022
PriceWeber’s Tristin Schifferdecker shares how she is thinking about the future of social media content and strategy—and what mistakes are ruining brands’ best-laid plans.
PriceWeber’s Tristin Schifferdecker shares how she is thinking about the future of social media content and strategy—and what mistakes are ruining brands’ best-laid plans.
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The Hispanic Public Relations Association’s National Board President shares how PR pros and organizations are rethinking the approach to diverse representation and inclusion.
As many workers reconsider their options in a post-pandemic environment, one PR veteran makes the case for the profession.
The tools and tactics remain the same, but there are some mistakes organizations are more likely to make when executing purpose-driven campaigns.
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The role of the communications pro has been elevated during the pandemic—so how can advocates ensure the function remains essential moving forward?
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The term has jumped into the mainstream as Mark Zuckerberg has suggested the technology will be a huge part of his company’s future, rebranding Facebook as ‘Meta.’
The use of an intercom to share coded language is forcing communicators to ask new questions about the limits of employee speech and freedom of expression.