Social media has enabled ketchup connoisseurs, like the author, to buy Heinz’s balsamic vinegar ketchup before it hit stores. Turns out good things don’t always come to those who wait.
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And it made good on its promise to inform Facebook followers of his discovery.
Using LMFAO’s anthem, one home proves you mustn’t wait for Christmas to string up some holiday cheer. Plus, the 25 best advertising films ever made, measuring PR’s value, academia takes on ‘Jersey Shore,’ and more.
The president appeared on Jay Leno this week and launched a Tumblr account. Will these steps help his reelection bid? Weigh in.
Pick an accomplice, identify a few buzz terms, and try to be the first to use it. Bonus points if you get someone else to drop one. Some suggestions are included.
A new report from the staffing firm Robert Half International reveals the average range of starting salaries for a variety of PR and marketing positions.
The 2012 Youth EquiTrend study from Harris identified the top brands for young people in the U.S. YouTube beat Facebook, and Apple beat everyone.
Want employees to do the right thing? Draft guidelines that help them understand your expectations.
With ‘downgrade’ and ‘winning’ trailing in the final stretch, according to the American Dialect Society’s Ben Zimmer.
Are they busy watching the news or the latest viral video? How do they sneak a peek—under their cube or while they pretend to tie their shoes? Find out.
A year-old (and newly revamped) website offers quick tutorials on how to use a variety of online platforms.
It’s not only about whom you know. It’s also about who knows you.
Some have said it’s a hoax—it’s not—while others are wondering why the GOP’s candidate’s chief of staff is smoking in the video. Either ways, it’s grabbing headlines.
It may be the Sunshine State, but here, it’s always knighttime.
