14 career myths you should disregard
Communications and PR pros would do well to ignore these nuggets of advice. For starters, the client isn’t always right.
Communications and PR pros would do well to ignore these nuggets of advice. For starters, the client isn’t always right.
Why pursuing so-called useless degrees—among them journalism and English—can lead to a fulfilling career.
Walmart, Hewlett-Packard and other well-known companies don’t communicate well online. Here’s what they’re doing wrong.
Want to publish strong, enticing content? Here’s what you need to do.
The restaurant chain took National Cheese Fondue Day and made it into an event commemorating its loyal customers—and attracting a bunch of new ones.
It goes beyond coping with sharks and jellyfish. Here are some ideas to help you make a splash.
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Get your pins on everyone’s boards with these tips from Dan Zarrella.
Say goodbye to the idea that if you could just get that one famous person to say something positive about you, things are going to happen.
Allegations that Walmart bribed Mexican officials will become a sustained PR crisis for the company. Thus far, its PR response will hold up against attacks.
They would never admit to it, but most companies don’t have the right tools, can’t make sense of the data, or are afraid of what the data might say.
There’s more to proper pinning and commenting than what’s in the Terms of Service. Follow these guidelines to serve your audience—and your brand—most effectively.