Finalists named for the 2015 PR Daily Awards
Our most popular awards program of the year received some incredible work from some very talented communicators. See who made it as a finalist.
Our most popular awards program of the year received some incredible work from some very talented communicators. See who made it as a finalist.
PR pros should keep an eye on social video streaming, podcasts and the rise of mobile content in general.
Though everyone’s idea of a successful communicator may differ, these characteristics are paramount for public relations practitioners.
One store posted then deleted an Instagram photo of soldiers with a bag of food. Twitter users asked why it wasn’t feeding school kids instead, though Whole Foods was doing that, too.
The social media platforms revealed measures designed to fact check articles and describe what’s currently popular.
Reporters sometimes lament that local PR professionals don’t seem know who they are. Here’s how you can keep up.
Twitter users called out Protein World for a ‘beach body’ promotion, and the brand retorted with an angry response.
Digital newsrooms make it easier for reporters to cover your story or organization. Here’s how you can help journalists do their job.
The new feature will allow social media managers to schedule and promote pins.
Tired of the standard ‘but’ and ‘however’? Try these words and phrases to link one thought to the next.
Want to see your byline in one of the most popular news outlets in the world? Follow these steps.
Gov. Larry Hogan explained his decision to declare a state of emergency, and Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake tweeted messages of hope.
What happens within the walls of an office or break room doesn’t always stay there. Here’s how PR and marketing pros can use that transparency to a company’s advantage.
If you’re still unfamiliar with the practice of using social media to hitch your brand to a trend, here’s a rundown.
Point-of-sale register systems went down across the company’s U.S. and Canadian locations Friday evening. Stores either shut their doors or gave away its coffee, to the disappointment (or delight) of customers.