Learn how to come out on top in PR Daily’s Media Relations Awards
Winners share how their campaigns scored big.
Winners share how their campaigns scored big.
The platitudes you offer—or mission statements you regurgitate—will soon be forgotten. Make your point with a story, however, and audiences will long remember your message.
For public relations pros, this year combines vital elements: compelling narratives to reach audiences and solid metrics to see how effectively those narratives engaged those audiences.
Every time you post to an online platform, you hope to elicit a positive response from consumers. Here’s how to frame your CTA to inspire the action your organization wants.
You know you are making a difference by opening up discussion in a social channel. Now how can you prove that to the higher-ups?
Storytelling has become a buzzword in the communications industry, but sometimes it pays to be simple and direct. Consider these insights.
Is an artistic representation of your product better than a realistic photo? It depends on your overall goal, your budget and brand image.
You don’t need camera drones to spy on your rivals. Try these approaches to snoop (legally) on others in your niche.
Robert Half—a staffing agency—takes readers beyond the walls of work when it covers its employees, drawing lessons from their surfing, football and military experiences.
Many are sharing colorful digital banners and inspirational quotes on multiple channels, but some see the marketing messages as inauthentic and ineffective. What were the best tactics?
As the final season of the hit HBO series arrives, communicators have plenty of plot twists and salient quotes to mull. Here are applicable PR truisms from the fantasy world of Westeros.
A Southern California group of six hospitals launches a print-only publication that employees receive solely by mail (with the exception of a small Spanish version). The reaction is positive, from staffers and execs.
These tips can save time, ratchet up productivity and even elevate staff morale. The Chatty Chucks and Interrupting Ivans might be a bit put out, though. (Have them email you about it.)
Is your audience primed for your message or do you have to put in extra work to get them on your side? Consider these differences between industry insiders and a broader consumer base.
A shoestring budget needn’t leave your organization hamstrung. Try these approaches to find donors and raise awareness of your good works.