Earn recognition for your social media expertise
Enter PR Daily’s 2018 Digital PR & Social Media Awards. The final extended deadline is April 4.
Enter PR Daily’s 2018 Digital PR & Social Media Awards. The final extended deadline is April 4.
Win over your CFO and prove the value of an internal communications platform.
Muddled, meandering writing will vex your visitors and repel potential customers. Here’s how to craft purer, more effective content.
The how and why of gauging the effectiveness of your messages to employees can be elusive. Here is solid guidance.
Banish workplace malaise and set your staff ablaze with productivity by offering genuine opportunities for growth and substantive challenges to tackle.
As Facebook and Uber have struggled with crises, their fellow tech companies have disdained their actions, drawing distinctions between themselves and their competitors.
Blocking popular sites won’t prevent wasted time. Empower workers to extend the company’s reach by offering clear content guidelines and ongoing training.
Speaking to a reporter can be like walking a tightrope. You want to be truthful, of course, but off-the-cuff remarks can land you in trouble. Follow this guidance to maintain your equilibrium.
In a marketplace where measures of trust are plummeting, communicators are desperate to regain their audience. Here’s one tool you shouldn’t overlook.
With the organic reach of content shrinking on the web, why should you continue to invest in the strategy? Here are six reasons not to abandon ship.
After defining the framework of your new strategic direction, articulate the vision to employees. Reward those who quickly adapt to help build and sustain momentum.
Reporters, editors, broadcasters and on-air producers are navigating an ever-shifting online landscape to gather and disseminate news. Savvy communicators must adapt, too.
Here’s how to throw a thoughtfully targeted strike and secure the coverage you crave.
Its privacy scandal is deepening after reporters revealed the company logged phone data. It says it would never sell sensitive information—and it’s trying to change the subject.
Whether it’s an internal or external effort, be upfront about your intentions. Express genuine care and concern, and offer ‘social proof’ of your good work.