Creatively showcasing a return on investment might be the difference between sustaining a career in social media and looking for a new one.
Members of PR Daily’s LinkedIn group are divided over the meaning of these terms. See what they’re saying and weigh in.
The volume of click-throughs prompted by a link shared on Twitter tends to increase with the number of characters (up to 130) in the tweet, according to HubSpot’s Dan Zarrella.
The GOP candidate has taken aim at Google over its refusal to fix the lewd top search result for his name. The search giant responded (in so many words): Not our problem.
Even if you’re precocious, systematically check this list to make sure you’re using these words correctly. We would hate to proscribe you for misusing them.
Actress and musician Leisha Hailey tweeted Monday night that a Southwest flight attendant told her that kissing her girlfriend was taboo on a family airline. The carrier insists it was a matter of degree. UPDATE: Hailey issued a statement.
Women suffering from a rare—and potentially fatal—disorder help a cardiologist at the Minnesota clinic launch a worldwide study.
But don’t worry; the free version of HARO is still available. Plus, ‘The Millionaire Matchmaker’ makes amends; Facebook makes a PAC; and two old guys from the BBC make us laugh.
You down with D&D? Yeah, you know me. (For those not ‘down,’ the ‘D&D’ stands for ‘Dungeons & Dragons.’)
The Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs paid £45,000 (about $70,000) to an outside PR firm to tell gypsies not to eat their horses, despite a lack of evidence that they do.
Word is that brands will be able to create pages on the new social network starting this fall. Better brush up on your knowledge of the site. Here’s a good start.
From networking to taxes, a solo PR pro shares her experience with founding a consulting firm.
Now you can share all that horrible corporate-speak with people across the nation.
How to turn your lousy internship into a positive learning experience.
Don’t let those archived posts collect dust. Pull them out of storage, wipe’em down, and get’em working for you again.
