9 hard-earned business and life lessons
We asked PR and media pros: What do you wish you had known when you graduated from college? The answers can help graduates, undergraduates, and industry veterans.
We asked PR and media pros: What do you wish you had known when you graduated from college? The answers can help graduates, undergraduates, and industry veterans.
Engagement on your Facebook page is important, but it’s not everything. Focus on these five components of your page first.
Just when you thought there was an unending supply of words that could be combined and shuffled to satisfy, gratify, and aggrandize any industry megalomaniac …
Some of them you probably already possess, others you’ll have to work on if you hope to thrive in the PR industry in the future.
Use these six tips to network and create micro-content your audience will love—in a fraction of the time.
Don’t lose sight of your internal family. Follow these guidelines to foster engagement and tap into staffers’ ideas and insights.
A look at changes in how Americans use and consume social media.
If you can overcome aggravations like these, you’ll enjoy an exhilarating career as a freelancer or independent worker.
Quintiles’ new intranet gives staff what they wanted: social media features. The result? It’s changed the company culture for the better.
Want to grow your influence—or that of your company—on the professional networking site? Here’s how to start.
From promoted posts to the new like button, here’s what you need to know.
The magazine goes beyond just tweeting headlines and links to articles.
Here are some signs it’s time to go back to the drawing board.
Here’s how to recognize and engage with your brand’s best cheerleaders.
Your company has multiple Facebook pages and follows spam bots on Twitter? Get to the bottom of the problem with these tips.