Thanksgiving lessons all PR pros should learn
What do press releases have to do with stuffing ourselves silly? A lot more than you think.
What do press releases have to do with stuffing ourselves silly? A lot more than you think.
Want a reporter on your side? Take his calls on Friday night, pitch someone other than your client, and get to know his personality.
Small business owners are stuck in neutral and feel overwhelmed when it comes to social media.
Giving an interview or speech? Better read through this list to find out whether your body language is turning off the audience.
You’ll be talking to loved ones this Thursday instead of communicating with the public. That calls for a drink—and some advice.
Silence is golden, especially when you don’t have a crisis plan or when talking about a crisis will just make it worse.
Hint: It’s doesn’t matter which network a brand is on or how many fans it has.
Know the difference between ‘flout’ and ‘flaunt’ or ‘home’ and ‘hone’? Here’s a handy guide—with examples—to ensure (not insure) that you never mix up these and other tricky words again.
Tips on how to proceed next from the two Raganites who produced ‘Girl with cancer asks “50/50” star on date.’
Say goodbye to the days of snoozing audience members. These tips will make your next speech strong and compelling.
The movement has gone from local to global, but it draws mixed reviews from PR pros. Some say protesters have effectively highlighted financial inequality, but others say its messaging is murky.
From exercise to how you dress, these tips will make sure you impress the next time you’re in front of a group of strangers.