To understand the values and beliefs that pervade your organization, ask employees to weigh in on these key elements of their work experience. The results can be affirming or jarring.
‘The Room’ is considered by many to be the ‘best worst movie ever made.’ Here are some PR lessons about how to rebrand a failed product and salvage a financial disaster.
Sometimes common parlance rarely appears in print—and spelling it correctly becomes a devilish puzzle. Here are some words you might know how to say, but not spell.
It’s not all about you, internet. Business cards, workshops, branded merchandise and radio ads remain relevant.
You could help train the next social media superstar if you land this week’s featured position. Plus, check out our latest roundup of job openings.
Show us that you’re an industry trendsetter. Enter Ragan’s 2017 PR Daily Awards. The extended deadline is Dec. 1.
To help pros writing about November’s holiday festivities (or horrors) this year, here’s a Twitter chat focused on fall culinary terms.
An overarching mission or message is all well and good, but regional particulars come into play. Here’s guidance on how to reach employees via regional and local internal ambassadors.
Brace yourself for large waves of video, livestreaming, augmented reality, chatbots and ‘ephemeral content.’
Brand managers are hoping to interact with consumers who are gearing up to enjoy the holiday feast—and many are hoping to stand out with wacky recipes, products and more.
We want to see the videos and visual designs you used for your employer branding efforts or your clients’ communications campaigns. Enter PR Daily’s 2017 Video & Visual Awards. Complete your entry by Nov. 29.
It’s your time to shine, PR pros. We have more than 30 categories in this year’s competition, ranging from CSR campaigns to publicity stunts. The next deadline is Dec. 1.
Ragan and PR Daily’s 2017 Ace Awards celebrates the individual, in-house and agency superstars of communications.
Want to vex the boss, annoy the in-laws, get the stuffing beaten out of you? Try these tired phrases. Everyone else, avoid them like last week’s mashed potatoes.
Audio content is scorching hot right now, but creating something great takes no small amount of prep and perseverance. Follow these tips to launch, produce and market your program.
