Organizations struggle to reach employees during Sandy
Companies, hospitals, and government agencies had to be creative to reach staff when Hurricane Sandy swept in.
Companies, hospitals, and government agencies had to be creative to reach staff when Hurricane Sandy swept in.
Don’t let these falsehoods hold your measurement efforts back. It’s time to learn the truth.
Now in its second year, the Our Turn To Serve program will donate up to $250,000 to help injured military personnel as they return to the United States.
City, county, state and federal officials, as well as utilities, work to inform residents of the effects of the hurricane while fighting off sensational stories in the press.
It’s called word hacking, and if you work in corporate America, you’ve experienced it.
Employees of communication shops large and small are working from home Monday and Tuesday to stay safe during the historic storm slamming into the Eastern Seaboard.
Your company has an employee handbook so workers know how to act in the office, right? Make sure they know how to behave on the Web, too.
You don’t want to be a marketing zombie. Use your ‘braaaaaiiiiinnnnns” and follow these savvy guidelines.
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If you work in PR, what’s the best way to answer this question?
Discover your true competitors, uncover new uses for your products, enhance your traditional research methods, and more.
It’s a familiar format. It’s familiar, because it’s effective. Here’s why and how you should compose a list of key points to deliver your message.
That’s according to a new survey from the Public Relations Global Network that said social media spending will increase over the next five years.
American Family Insurance took about a month to decide whether the image-centric site was the right place for it on social media. Now, the company’s figuring out what works best there.
Start adopting these tips now—or use them as inspiration for 2013.