A damning investigative report found that students were taking ‘non-classes’ at the university. As officials wait for disciplinary action, they’re speaking out.
Want to improve your content? Chop these words—mercilessly.
After dealers started cancelling their subscriptions, the president of the car shopping site admitted the ads may have “missed the mark.”
Loyal customers—the frequent fliers or the twice-a-week pastrami sandwich eaters—are the lifeblood of any commercial enterprise. Here’s a snapshot of their identity and value.
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PR Daily readers were intrigued by Starbucks’ decision to allow employees to have visible tattoos, ‘Gone Girl,’ redundancies, and a lot more this week.
The World Series is in full swing. What can PR agencies learn from the Giants and the Royals as they battle it out? Quite a bit.
The newspapers that are doing well are getting there with reinvigorated newsrooms and meaningful messages. Content marketers can learn from that.
When Ello said no to advertising, it meant it. The new social network recently made sure anyone working with the company would legally and forever stand by the commitment.
While writing a news story for your brand isn’t a craft for the weary, avoiding these common pitfalls will help you stand out against the competition and get covered.
A spokesman for supermarket chain Migros said he had no idea how the images got through the company’s quality controls.
Will the series of PSAs–which include both former and current players–position the NFL to be part of solution, or is it too little, too late?
ROI has its merits, but your brand outreach calls for different metrics. Here’s what to gauge, and how.
Cisco, 3M, and Kimberly-Clark have joined the Community Solar Program, which promises discounted solar panels for employees.
The words you use matter. If you’re repeating negative terms back to reporters or using words no one outside your industry understands, it’s time to revise your lexicon.
