30 jobs in the PR and marketing world
This week’s featured career opportunity is with one of the world’s leading food companies: General Mills.
This week’s featured career opportunity is with one of the world’s leading food companies: General Mills.
PR executives largely agree that digital communication and social media are increasingly important, so why don’t more know how to do them?
If you’re not seeing success from all the work you or your team put in, you may be unknowingly sabotaging your public relations campaigns.
Not sure where to start when it comes to choosing a monitoring tool? This infographic from RazorSocial may help.
Frank Underwood is returning to Netflix, and readers were hungry for his and other ‘House of Cards’ characters’ thoughts on PR. Plus, social media tips and press release pointers.
Practitioners face many obstacles to building and engaging online communities for their clients and brands. These guidelines can help.
Reporters are highly active on the microblogging platform, and savvy communicators can take advantage of the opportunities it brings. Here’s how to do it.
Press releases are overused. If you have a client who’s insisting on sending one when it’s not necessary, take some time to explain why it’s a bad idea.
PR pros weigh in on the state of their desks, and whether clutter is a genuine problem.
Public relations and search engine optimization might seem like two disparate worlds, but brand managers have much to gain by integrating both into their campaigns.
This week’s job openings have opportunities for two of the best careers in the U.S.–marketing and product managers.
According to this client, PR agencies must look beyond billable hours and use innovative tools to get to the heart of the matter.
The business-focused social media site has become a robust platform for talent, content, advertising, and a lot more.
Though public relations efforts can sometimes be hard to quantify, using Google Analytics and Klout for social media will help show the effectiveness of your work.
PR Daily readers were curious to find out about young professionals’ worst habits this week. That and more in our list of top stories.