Lessons for PR pros from the BBC Skype interview dad
A viral video of an interrupted interview highlights the dangers of distractions. How can you prepare your executives for the unexpected?
A viral video of an interrupted interview highlights the dangers of distractions. How can you prepare your executives for the unexpected?
Whether you run a tight-knit startup or handle communications for a global organization with offices in a dozen time zones, motivating employees can be a challenge. Here’s help.
Just as a pitcher needs to warm up before his delivery, so should PR pros follow certain protocols to make sure all goes smoothly and the well-intended offering doesn’t go awry.
We’re used to shooting off emails without much thought, but is your lack of attention irritating your messages’ recipients? Beware these email no-nos.
Wade into a half-dozen of these brief yet insightful presentations to advance your career and make life in general more satisfying.
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.
Top performers know that getting out of bed at dawn—or sooner—breeds success. Avoiding traffic and reflecting on our place in the cosmos are just a couple of benefits.
Email can be a dynamic force that brings your employees to your stories, videos and other information. Keep it brief. Format matters. Don’t forget non-desk workers.
Wondering how your organization can take advantage of the photo app’s new feature? The Olympics, Shopify and other organizations provide excellent inspiration.
The service organization has been working for decades to eradicate polio from the face of earth. So how did it land coverage in The New York Times, National Geographic and other major outlets?
As more and more organizations communicate with employees via mobile devices, it’s helpful to take a look at what the law and good old-fashioned ethics say about employee privacy.
Sincerely thanking your employees can increase their happiness and productivity at work. Follow these three simple steps to properly thank your staff.
Hear firsthand how this CEO discovered that his main job was chief communication officer.
The word, describing the pegging of a campaign to a breaking event, is bothersome. Here’s one take on how the concept has evolved—for better or for worse—with regard to media relations.
The same obsessive behavior that drives adulation of celebrities can help your organization attract and retain devotees-and cultivate that affinity into sales and even brand advocacy.