4 reasons the PR team should handle social media
When The New York Times reaches out to your organization on Twitter, will you be ready?
When The New York Times reaches out to your organization on Twitter, will you be ready?
A contest to be Martha Stewart’s ultimate fan reaped even wider exposure for the company synonymous with do-it-yourself projects.
Whether through a mutual friend, a group, or an advanced search, you can find potentially beneficial professional connections—and here’s how to proceed.
Recent survey data suggest a decline in blogging as a corporate messaging tool, but more scrutiny is warranted. Take a close look…
Uncoordinated campaigns lead to PR nightmares.
More of your fans will see your ads than Facebook wall updates, argues Jason Keith, CEO and founder of SocialFresh. What do you think?
Whether you are a small business, major corporation, nonprofit or the media, Pinterest can work for you.
It’s finally here: A guide to help you craft tweets everyone will want to click on.
‘You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.’ Inconceivable? Read on…
Journalists and PR pros have battled each other for decades. It’s time to stop the madness and focus on more important things, this author recommends.
James Gorman certainly didn’t sugarcoat his attitude toward disgruntled employees. Was he too blunt or refreshingly honest?
This former Ragan reporter takes a close look at the association’s current leadership situation—and wants to know why no one is doing the same.
The cost of those Caramel Macchiatos, French Vanilla Cremes and Cafe Americanos is really adding up.
Most of the companies on a list of the 10 most-hated in the United States don’t seem interested in talking about it. Is that the right approach?