How to (judiciously) take advantage of trending news stories
Injecting a client into the conversation about a major event can be a boon, but you have to be careful with your approach.
Injecting a client into the conversation about a major event can be a boon, but you have to be careful with your approach.
‘Hyperlocal’ PR for businesses is no longer about getting an ad in the phone book. It’s about building a reputation with a community of people with influence.
Some parties to his coming-out announcement—Sam himself, the NFL at large, certain news outlets—handled the story well. Others simply embarrassed themselves.
As the media and online landscapes change, so must public relations mindsets and tactics.
Reporters are human beings. Occasionally, they let a bit of their personal lives shine through on social media. Watch for those moments.
A PR email featured actress Amy Adams carrying a Valentino bag while attending a viewing for Philip Seymour Hoffman. The fashion firm pleaded ignorance.
Penning prose that’s both clear and concise isn’t enough anymore. Take the time to find your inner computer nerd. Plus, why you should step away from the keyboard, cliché bingo, and more.
Fire up employee engagement with a remodeled social intranet.
Give your target audience something to chew on beyond some recycled platitudes that turned up in a Google search.
When you’re live-blogging or live-tweeting an event, the proper context is easily lost. Make sure you capture the moment in the proper light.
It’s time to sound off, PR pros. Does the main character in the ABC drama accurately depict what it’s like to work in PR?
Be it a press release, a media pitch, or a missive on behalf of a client, your prose must be up to par, or your days as a practitioner might be numbered. Plus, the invention of writing, journalism’s golden age, and more.
What all communicators can learn from the greatest speech in American history.
Though some may view press releases as outdated, they still have their uses. Many reporters want them, so they can have all the information they need in one place.
In honor of word nerds everywhere, we offer an array of symptoms that indicate your affinity for correct grammar, usage, syntax, punctuation, and spelling run deeper than that of others.