A how-to guide for newsjacking in 2014
These five steps can help you get your brand or client into the spotlight when a news event breaks or a trend swells.
These five steps can help you get your brand or client into the spotlight when a news event breaks or a trend swells.
It’s easy to join the #CMAD festivities online and in person.
Almost all of Interbrand’s top 100 brands tweet regularly, but they’re not really engaging with people, according to Simply Measured.
Almost all of Interbrand’s top 100 brands tweet regularly, but they’re not really engaging with people, according to Simply Measured.
The often tight-lipped company is having a relatively effusive celebration to mark three decades of its game-changing computer. It’s even asking for some fan input.
The often tight-lipped company is having a relatively effusive celebration to mark three decades of its game-changing computer. It’s even asking for some fan input.
There’s an avalanche of brand-produced content out there, and a lot of it is crap. It’s the PR pro’s obligation to head it off to maintain (if not strengthen) good relationships with journalists.
The results of the annual Digital Workplace Trends report are in, and they show more and more companies are turning to internal digital tools to stay competitive. But not everyone is keeping up.
LinkedIn is primarily a social network for professionals, but that doesn’t mean you can’t connect with people on a personal level. Add some personality to your content and invitations.
Some are inherent traits; others are cultivated skills and behaviors. All are important for whoever is handling your brand’s online presence.
The short answer is yes, but if Facebook history is any indication, only for the brands that are willing to pay up.
The short answer is yes, but if Facebook history is any indication, only for the brands that are willing to pay up.
Following a press tour of Rome, our writer surveys the promotional trips. They’re not just for the travel industry. Here’s how to pull one off.
Say sayonara to public-speaking jitters. These pointers will keep you cool and confident the next time you’re on stage.
MySpace, Digg, Xanga and other pioneering social media sites have faded behind Facebook, Twitter and other modern giants. But can the predecessors make a comeback? This graphic weighs the odds.