8 smart writing habits to build a better blog
Focus on consistency, originality, relevance, personalization and usefulness.
Focus on consistency, originality, relevance, personalization and usefulness.
When you sit down with a journalist—on camera, at the microphone or for print coverage—it’s easy to lapse into rote responses. Here’s how to get a running start and let your answers soar.
A willing embrace of social media trends, understanding of measurement, and focus on relationships are all crucial for a successful public relations career. Consider these insights.
We want to see how you used video to tell stories. Enter PR Daily’s 2017 Video & Visual Awards. The final deadline is Oct. 25.
Never doubt the power of animal stories to generate feel-good publicity—even for an often controversial government agency.
A study finds more than 70 percent of employees are ‘actively looking for new opportunities.’ How can you address dissatisfaction—and potential attrition—in your workplace?
You want to deliver the world, but many aspects of landing coverage lie beyond your control. Here are ways to reply to common queries and requests.
Savvy communicators can gain an edge by slaking reporters’ thirsts for facts and research.
Angry customers won’t hesitate to call out your organization on social media. Here are three essential tactics to stop a social media feeding frenzy.
In today’s lightning-fast social media environment, a proactive approach is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. Follow these protocols for snuffing out the sparks of controversy.
The fast-food chain hid a funny reference tucked into its profile, which is now going viral—giving the person responsible kudos, calls for a raise and even a job offer.
Want to create more appealing, relevant content for your colleagues? Plan your campaigns, segment your audience, use visuals, and streamline the feedback process.
Want to boost your brain power? Turn off your phone, shut down email, put a time limit on meetings, and go outside to get the blood flowing.
Though you’re sharing the stage and speaking time with several other presenters, talking on a panel can be tough. Here’s how you can come through with flying colors.
It’s easy for a spokesperson to rattle off memorized patter about your organization, but for a compelling interview—and a follow-up invitation—heed these preparation guidelines.