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Skullcandy is just one of the brands looking for savvy PR, marketing, and social media pros this week.
Skullcandy is just one of the brands looking for savvy PR, marketing, and social media pros this week.
Many companies need PR, marketing, and social media help; these tips and resources will help you find opportunities and stand out from the crowd.
There’s more to choosing a great trademark than simply finding words that sound cool together. You have to consider whether you can protect your name.
Want to talk like the ‘tall foreheads?’ Use terms like ‘low-hanging fruit’ and ‘evangelize,’ and your co-workers will think you’re a leader, a new study suggests.
Blogging may not get the attention it once did, but it remains an invaluable tool for PR professionals looking to raise their profile.
If you’ve ever been frustrated by the inability to play neologisms such as ‘chillax’ and ‘jockdom,’ your day has come.
The definitive guide to etiquette extends far beyond proper invitations for various occasions and knowing how to use a finger bowl.
If you’re not keeping organized, then things are sure to get hairy.
The author contends that the broader strategic aspects of public relations set the foundation for social media activity.
A telecommunications CEO who is known for his brash manner of speaking went a step too far at an event touting a new service.
It has become a lot easier to spot follower counts that are artificially inflated with bots. Avoid the embarrassment.
The app that touts itself as a ‘global opinion network’ could be an invaluable source of insight for brand managers and journalists.
From dad jokes to repeating advice until it gets through, dads offer a lot of knowledge about marketing, whether they realize it or not.
Don’t tell a reporter you want to approve what he writes, or that you have an exclusive when you plan to give the story to other reporters. You’ll only hurt your credibility.
Public relations is constantly changing, but a few bits of wisdom are as true now as they were a century ago.