This 2010 holiday video features our own Bill Sweetland, who is retiring at year’s end and whose abundant contributions to Ragan Communications will be sorely missed in 2017 and beyond.
If you want coverage, offer something of true value and forge a relationship to stay on journalists’ minds for future consideration.
The internet portal puts employees first in its communications. From intranet to infographics, here’s how that works.
These unnecessary sentence additions can weigh down your copy. Eliminate them to make your sentences clear and concise.
These sites will help you communicate better with your team, keep track of your to-dos and remember your passwords. You’re welcome.
The recent addition to the science-fiction series follows Rebel Alliance fighters as they look to thwart Imperial forces. Here’s what communicators can glean from the battle.
Although 2016 has been decried as ‘the absolute worst,’ this year social media users have spread the love more than you’d think. Here’s which icons and trending topics ranked highest.
See what Edelman’s analysis of CEOs and social media use means, and why and how your executives may want to follow suit.
To move forward, chief executive officers must be willing to throw out old leadership habits. Here are a few ways to do that—along with open communications positions to peruse.
Take out your notepads. Many old-school skills can revitalize your tired content strategy. Here are insights from one of the best-received speakers at our PR Daily World conference.
Would your senior leaders want to speculate on which actor might play them in a movie? At the clothing maker, staffers are free to ask—and invited to offer their two cents in group meetings.
Students of public relations, minor in journalism to help you fine-tune your writing (and make it easier for news outlets to pick it up). On top of that, buy—and study—the latest AP Stylebook.
Twitter and Lyft offer lessons in how to keep employees on board in hyper-growth companies and other topsy-turvy environments.
Why is this e-newsletter winning fans in internal and external comms? Start with its witty style. Plus, there’s that vital news about a woman who found a rat sewn up in her Zara dress.
This coming holiday should serve as a reminder to be grateful for what you’ve learned and pass your wisdom along. Here are decades of insights from more than a dozen PR and comms pros.
