Internally and externally, top-tier communicators are driving more than messaging—helping to improve company cultures, cultivate staff advocacy and enhance the brand name.
Sometimes recovery takes more than medicine. The iconic spokes-duck, crafted into an interactive toy, gives youngsters undergoing treatment a much-needed morale boost.
A new study says companies will waste big bucks on posers with fake followers and over-hyped promises, but industry insiders say it presents an opportunity for savvy pros.
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Congratulations to these health care communications professionals.
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Learn how you can take the lead and increase accountability through insights from the shipping company’s executive communications manager, Janet Stovall. Also, don’t forget the bottom line.
It’s more essential than ever for communicators to become strategic advisors to corporate execs, but that means they must become fluent in subjects that matter to business leaders.
Three in five visits to your site come via smartphones and tablets, and those on-the-go visitors haven’t the patience for expansive chunks of text or slow-loading videos. Here’s what to do.
Discover how to help them create an engaging digital presence during this can’t-miss conference in Washington, D.C.
Ragan’s Top Women in Communications Awards will honor the most influential women in communications. Nominate the inspiring women you work with—or yourself—by Nov. 15.
Landing coverage in reputable news outlets is essential in this era of dwindling public trust. Skilled practitioners can seize the moment, with help from technology for metrics and scale.
Hard work is fine, and good fortune is fleeting—if it shows up at all. Instead, follow this advice for cultivating relationships and delivering on what your colleagues and clients need and want.
Every year there is a new batch of stories about organizations that misstep, in small and large ways. How can PR pros be better prepared?
Before you jump at an offer to work in a major U.S. city, make sure you can afford the cost of living. Find out the priciest metropolitan areas, and then check out our list of current openings.
