How to sell on social media (without being a creep)
There’s a right time and place for your message. You have to identify it and capitalize on the opportunity; otherwise your campaign will be doomed.
There’s a right time and place for your message. You have to identify it and capitalize on the opportunity; otherwise your campaign will be doomed.
The ‘Today’ co-host asked the comedian how many years he had been married, not knowing his wife died nearly two years ago.
The British survey also found that if the Internet were gone, women would miss it more than men would.
Survey results packed with data can catch a reporter’s eye and lead to coverage for your company or client. Here are best practices for producing a top-notch survey.
Did your team make the list?
The author offers the pros and cons of saying you’re sorry as soon as a crisis strikes. Do you agree with her assertions?
Content that evokes ‘high-arousal’ emotions—be it awe, happiness, or anger—is most likely to be shared.
How many of them do you know and use? Did we miss any important ones?
Back to school, Rodney Dangerfield style.
Wait ‘til you read this apology.
The president made a reference on Tuesday that’s enormously offensive to Polish people. His team clarified the statement, but the Polish government wants more, saying it’s a matter of the ‘U.S.’s reputation.’
The hockey team takes on the L.A. Kings in the Stanley Cup. Let’s hope the Devils organization does better on the ice than it did in front of the camera.
Did the show cross the line with this one? Plus, One Million Moms go after your comic book collection, Sprite refreshes beachgoers, a Yale alum’s moving last column, U.S. Senate Federal Credit Union in ‘BIG’ trouble over mailer, and more.
The photo-sharing app says, ‘A Better Amercia.’
From an over reliance on blasting press releases to too much jargon, here are the pitfalls that hurt well-intentioned public relations campaigns.