Terrible pitching and offensive release behavior are almost as bad as gluttony, pride, wrath, lust and more. Save yourself from PR hell by avoiding these mistakes.
Wireless Emergency System notifications assist federal authorities in communicating with the general public. What role do they play in national security threats? Here’s the scoop.
Do all-staff bulletins and other updates flood your employees’ inboxes? A central information hub can abate that barrage without leaving your people in the dark.
The work of a community manager is never over—and it’s tougher than it might seem. See if you relate to these tweets.
Marketers will now have a variety of consumer reactions to consider when posting on the social media platform. Here’s how the tech company’s latest feature can affect virtual relationships.
With more than 2,000 startups at this year’s Web Summit, stumbles undercut stellar approaches. PR pros can glean insights from unsavory media relations strategies.
As live streaming gains favor, PR and marketing pros can reap the benefits. Here are a few ideas.
Guess what? The simple, informative print press release still has the power to catch the eye of a journalist. But you are not the friend of that journalist.
The online travel company aims to connect with employees through their hearts and their heads with activities that bring them together and with a candid give-and-take with executives.
4 steps to maximizing your social media efforts.
New York’s Con Edison includes videos featuring employees in its press releases, customer emails and employee communications. The power of the medium is immediate.
Used wisely, PowerPoint and similar tools can help make your message memorable. It’s all about knowing what to do—and what not to do.
The electronics retailer aims to make all its messaging social, because that’s what its young employee base expects.
Here’s how companies are using social media, the lessons they’ve learned, and how you can make their tips work for you.
The focus will be not on technology itself but on what it enables and what it jeopardizes, as well as our collective vision for the future.
