13 signs you spend too much time on Pinterest
If any of these sound familiar, it may be a good idea to log off the site and step away from your computer.
If any of these sound familiar, it may be a good idea to log off the site and step away from your computer.
Do you want your brand to go viral? Take a cue from Big Bird and the gang: Educate, balance serious and light-hearted content, and know what’s important to your viewers.
Breaking the recruitment mold, the Dutch brewer conducted unorthodox interviews, videoed them, and asked current employees to vote for the most appealing candidate. Then it took the whole process public.
Whether you’re a newbie copywriter or long-time veteran, using high quality online resources will only improve your work. Here are 12 to try.
Why are cover letters so often dull when they’re supposed to show off a job applicant’s personality? These letters bucked that trend—sometimes with disastrous results.
The supermarket chain hasn’t just created a few boards and posted a few pictures. It collaborates with other brands, creates content, and pulls in people who wouldn’t otherwise pay attention.
From Stephen King’s writing tips to how to find a job you love, this list has something for everyone.
Think of your products in terms of stories—and make them come to life on Pinterest. Communicators from Disney Parks, PBS and Definition 6 show you how.
Read a lot, write more, and be curious are just a few ways to work your way up the public relations ladder.
Bill Clinton, Tony Hsieh, Chris Rock and others demonstrate how to keep your cool under pressure and deliver a powerful speech.
Effective writers have organized work spaces, specified writing times, and zero tolerance for distractions. Follow their lead to boost your productivity.
The director of the Nielsen Norman Group said the top 10 intranets of the year did more than just streamline and pretty up. They pulled people together.
By inspiring employees, giving them ways to make connections, and demonstrating their value to the company, Intel roared back onto the Great Place to Work Institute’s list of top workplaces.
The Vine app lets Twitter users share a six-second video—the ideal length for an elevator pitch. Here are several ways to use the app for PR and marketing.
From blogging platforms to cloud storage to nuggets of inspiration, these can help streamline or fortify your creative process.