Your brilliant blog post will get no attention whatsoever if your headline misses the mark. Try these approaches to attract readers and get clicks.
The platform is looking to capitalize on its authority as a news source by changing how it surfaces new posts and videos. Here’s what PR pros should know.
Hospital celebrates National Nurses Week with a unique photojournalism project.
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The arid platitudes that emanate from the corner offices usually add nothing to a release or news story. Help your honchos with key questions and other incisive guidance.
The serial entrepreneur has released a flamethrower—which he is calling ‘not-a-flamethrower’ for legal reasons—in his latest move to draw a crowd. Will this new effort backfire?
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From a Dennis Rodman-backed cryptocurrency to a restaurant’s proposed Taco Summit, organizations sought to gain publicity from the historic meeting in Singapore.
Stuck writing that snooze of an open enrollment story? Here’s an idea: Make it about a person, not the program, a successful Duke University communicator says.
Don’t let a shoestring budget prevent you from connecting with donors or producing compelling content. Add these useful resources to your messaging arsenal.
The spray-and-pray approach is pretty much a waste of time—and it certainly doesn’t constitute a full strategy. Here’s guidance on the proper way to compose and use this much-maligned tool.
Where do industry insiders see their work going in the coming year? Consider these insights when deciding how to update your approaches to online campaigns.
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Use the right tools to build a more productive work environment and engage your employees.
Employees increasingly crave—and expect—the freedom to work where and when they want. Ready or not, the era of the mobile workforce has arrived.
