How to harness ‘big data’ in PR
Analytics can be an extremely helpful tool in helping you deliver the message your audience wants.
Analytics can be an extremely helpful tool in helping you deliver the message your audience wants.
Like food with ingredients just out of the garden, the best PR is fresh and local.
Cut by the Jacksonville Jaguars, Austen Lane swapped the pigskin for a pen. Plus, what it’s like to write for a hit TV show, and why you should reconsider workshopping your latest story.
Whether your brand sells classroom supplies, apparel, or other seasonal items, there’s still time to get going with one of these online tools.
Though you donut want to miss out on a great opportunity to join Krispy Kreme’s social media team, quirkier applicants might eye a different prospect. That, and more, in this week’s roundup.
Do you miss reports of your company on TV? Monitoring tools allow you to track coverage—and respond—especially when facing negative coverage.
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To prepare today’s grads and fledgling industry pros for the careers that lie ahead, their future colleagues share suggestions for a solid foundation.
It’s impossible to control the online echo chamber, but you can plan so you won’t be caught flat-footed when a catastrophe strikes.
New research from Pew indicates that students’ creativity and personal expression are enriched due to digital technologies, but basic skills are declining.
Want to make yourself irreplaceable? Strong writing skills, a spirit of cooperation, and the ability to deal with adversity can go a long way.
Having trouble finding what you were looking for? Unbury your results with these often-overlooked search tools.
ACT tests its luck at finding an internal communications manager, and Dunkin’ Donuts looks for a consumer relations coordinator as impressive as its most famous counter staffer. That, and more, in this week’s roundup.
Has the rise of new media made it possible to practice PR without reporters? Absolutely. But is it smart?