Surveys might indicate that employees favor the intranet or email as sources of information, but maybe you’re not asking the right questions.
We’re still waiting to see the best work in digital PR and social media, so we’ve extended the deadline. Why are you waiting to be recognized? Enter by March 16.
Beyond learning the basics and intricacies of the industry, there are crucial first steps to help first-timers gain their footing.
Does your CEO bore everybody with complicated jargon? Does that senior VP come across as a stuffed shirt in videos? A new guide will help liven up their messaging.
Coping with a parent’s Alzheimer’s. Bat-killing turbines. The Charlotte-based utility company launches on online newsroom that tackles ‘harder and more complex issues.’
You can build your network and your credibility when you post on the professional network. Here are great tactics for extending readership and achieving better results.
An expert asserts that the artificial distinction between external and internal communications hurts morale, weakens the brand, and constricts the careers of all organizational messengers.
We know there’s still great work to be rewarded. That’s why we have extended the deadline for the PR Daily’s Media Relations Awards. Enter by Feb. 24.
Many speakers deliver the same talk multiple times but with vastly disparate responses from the crowd. Consider these variables to fine-tune your oratorical offering.
Many claim the visual app is the next big thing, but is it worth your already limited time and resources? This infographic suggests that you might do better elsewhere.
This infographic offers some helpful tips for making your news more visible on the wires.
Thousands took to Twitter to commemorate the best-selling author, who died Friday, by sharing her inspirational messages.
From simply increasing your consumption of other authors’ works to fine-tuning your editing process, these tips can help you hone your craft.
As more and more organizations communicate with employees via mobile devices, it’s helpful to take a look at what the law and good old-fashioned ethics say about employee privacy.
Being able to produce compelling copy or clean press releases is an important skill for those entering the communications industry. Here are a few things to keep in mind.
