An executive communication expert and Twitter observers said the president’s apologies for the difficulties with the rollout of health care reform don’t change much.
A group of SharePoint experts will donate a free hour of consulting services to anyone who donates $99 or more to a charity helping victims of the typhoon that hit the Philippines.
Giving an interview or speech? Better read through this list to find out whether your body language is turning off the audience.
There is no circumstance when the question, “Did you get my press release?” should be uttered.
If you know what to look for, and you’re organized about it, Twitter can be an amazing resource for landing the PR gig you want in the place you want.
According to one analysis, two-thirds of the questions that used the #AskJPM hashtag were negative.
See how your peers learn about social media, which social networks their organizations use, and much more.
An HR problem has become a PR problem after internal message board posts about rankings on a ‘bell curve’ have become public.
You’d love to create great content to lure customers or fans. But it’s such a drain on the budget. Or is it? Brandscaping’s Andrew Davis asks, What if content became a line-item plus?
Founder Chip Wilson apologized for asserting that somewomen’s bodies aren’t right for Lululemon pants. Perhaps his damage-control efforts created an even bigger crisis.
This HR pro explains why you should never leave a job you love for one that pays more money, no matter how tempting it may be.
The words in your subject line won’t send an email to the spam folder, nor are consumers trigger happy with the spam button. Watch out for these tall tales and more.
A huge part of the equation is simply showing up and being timely with information.
Make sure your content is easy to share, has a voice, solves customer problems and converts readers into buyers. If it doesn’t, it’s doomed.
You can do the same for your company. Just follow these six simple steps.
