6 gifts PR pros truly want for Valentine’s Day
Fancy jewelry, an expensive dinner and flowers are some of the holiday’s top gifts, communicators’ desires look a little different. Can you relate?
Fancy jewelry, an expensive dinner and flowers are some of the holiday’s top gifts, communicators’ desires look a little different. Can you relate?
Social media trends may be fleeting, but you know how to capture your audience’s attention. Enter PR Daily’s 2018 Digital PR & Social Media Awards. Don’t miss the final deadline on March 9.
Social media trends may be fleeting, but you know how to capture your audience’s attention. Enter PR Daily’s 2018 Digital PR & Social Media Awards. Save $50 when you enter by Feb. 14.
Tell us how you told and sold a story about your organization, executives or products. Enter by March 9 to save $50.
PR pros are constantly looking for an edge to lift their message above the competition, but some risks aren’t worth taking. Here’s how to know whether to take the plunge.
We want to know about your social media successes. Enter PR Daily’s 2018 Digital PR & Social Media Awards by Feb. 14 and save $50.
Take a cue from these famous social media experts.
PR Daily’s Digital PR & Social Media Awards are now open. Save $50 when you enter by Feb. 14.
The Recording Academy president defended the domination of male artists in the 2018 Grammys by calling on women to “step up.” Twitter users have lashed back.
Our past winners can tell you what made their strategies stand out. Learn more about PR Daily’s 2018 Digital PR & Social Media Awards. Save $50 when you enter by Feb. 14.
Our past winners can tell you what made their strategies stand out. Learn more about PR Daily’s 2018 Digital PR & Social Media Awards. Save $50 when you enter by Feb. 14.
Your social media success shouldn’t be a secret. Enter PR Daily’s Digital PR & Social Media Awards. Save $50 when you apply by Feb. 14.
Communicators sometimes must produce stories on dull but necessary topics. Here’s how to transform them into compelling narratives.
Actresses and activists displayed commitment and message discipline in the first awards show of the post-Weinstein era. Here are lessons for PR pros looking to make a similar splash.
We’re giving you more time to earn recognition for your work.