Infographic: How to spend your content marketing budget
Are you curious about how big brands allocate their money on content marketing, or about what you should be doing with yours? Read on for the answers.
Are you curious about how big brands allocate their money on content marketing, or about what you should be doing with yours? Read on for the answers.
Presuming your targeted reporters and producers respond at all, their replies generally fall into one of these categories. How many of these have you gotten in the past week?
A study finds top executives favor email for receiving news roundups and passing along relevant items to staffers.
The GOP front-runner and his team handled a deluge of negativity in his latest social media foray by answering a dozen friendly questions and ignoring the flak. Did they pull it off?
The GOP front-runner and his team handled a deluge of negativity in his latest social media foray by answering a dozen friendly questions and ignoring the flak. Did they pull it off?
There’s no guarantee that anything will go viral, but these tips from MySiteAuditor are as assured as any.
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If you’re emailing a stranger, you might want to stick with traditional sign-offs, but if you’re close to the person you’re messaging, why not have a little fun with it?
Telecommuting has benefits beyond staying in your jammies until noon. Increased productivity and healthier habits are crucial parts of the equation.
Here are three ways to personalize linguistic guidance so it aligns with what you learn, how you assimilate it and how you manifest it in your work.
This PR Daily co-editor will miss many things about helping run the No. 1 PR news website, but he’ll be glad to leave a glut of misdirected emails behind.
Are the eyes in your audience busily trying to read all those words you’ve jammed into your slides or, worse yet, glazing over? Here’s help in overcoming those blunders.
Are the eyes in your audience busily trying to read all those words you’ve jammed into your slides or, worse yet, glazing over? Here’s help in overcoming those blunders.
Apple and Google are making it possible for customers to block online ads, terrifying advertisers and publishers. The trend could spur an increase in storytelling by organizations, experts say.
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