10 misconceptions about PR
If you think everyone who works in the ‘glamorous’ field of public relations is like Samantha from ‘Sex and the City,’ think again.
If you think everyone who works in the ‘glamorous’ field of public relations is like Samantha from ‘Sex and the City,’ think again.
Here are the filters, captions, subjects and colors your photos should have to get the most likes and comments.
Sometimes email is the right way to connect with a colleague or client, but often it isn’t. Here’s a guide to when to use other outreach methods.
September was quite a month for media blunders, but this one from a former pro athlete was the most bombastic of the bunch.
You’ve recently read how to hurry and harass superior workers out the door. Now hear how to keep them coming back for more, from an apostle of positivity.
Are PR programs teaching students practical skills, such as Excel and video editing, to land a job and succeed upon graduation? Weigh in.
These apps enable you to post full-size photos, add text, and lightly edit skin imperfections. Download them, and you’ll have professional-looking images in no time.
Common social media pitfalls can ruin otherwise good campaigns, but pros can avoid digital offenses by following these tips for branding success.
Identifying your strengths and timing your tweets properly will get you started, but there’s much more to the equation.
Police Chief Thomas Jackson’s address was meant as a sincere way to engage with members of the Ferguson community. Many critics saw it differently.
Not all metrics are equal. The three on this list aren’t worth your time.
You showed us your best writing and content creation skills. Now see who made the list of finalists in the 2014 Content Marketing Awards, presented by PressPage.
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Most reasons the most talented and productive people flee a given workplace can be avoided. Here are common mistakes, along with better alternatives.
A third of organizations don’t measure the internal emails they send, a PoliteMail/Ragan survey reveals. But most plan to change that, hoping for insights into how well they’re doing.