Go from ‘Who?’ to ‘Whoa!’ on social media
Ragan’s Big 5 Social Media Boot Camp is THE way for brands to master Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and Snapchat.
Ragan’s Big 5 Social Media Boot Camp is THE way for brands to master Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and Snapchat.
The proper chemistry will be paramount for success. So, make sure you know what you’re doing, and encourage cooperation from all concerned.
The airline said its commitment to diversity, inclusion and respect of all of [its] customers worldwide is rooted deeply in [its] company’s values and culture.
When a firestorm hits your organization or client, communicators can negate further damage by working with marketing and advertising teams to pause campaigns.
The internet celebrity quickly endeared the hearts of presidential debate viewers, but his fall from grace provides valuable PR and marketing lessons.
The MSLGGroup recently agreed to a $2.9 million settlement over allegations of gender discrimination. This author says that PR firms have much to lose when they keep women from climbing the ladder.
More consumers turn to their inboxes to connect with brand managers than social media platforms. Here’s how to cut through the noise and attract readers’ attention.
You don’t have to haunt a house or ride your broomstick under a full moon to create horror this Halloween.
Hiring managers often look for candidates with an array of experience. New data say more job seekers are looking for diversity in the workplace. Here are details—and open jobs to view.
Even in October, a bit of a summer hangover persists. Here’s how to shake it off and rev up your efficiency through the holidays and on into 2017.
Ragan’s PR Leadership Forum in Chicago is now accepting open submissions.
This week, readers were curious about Twitter’s profitability, how to debunk social media myths, the benefits of hiring a PR agency and more.
The social media platform wants to take its video content a step—and a screen—farther. Execs have launched a new way to cast the platform’s content on users’ TVs. Here’s the gist.
Trust your gut. Boldly innovate. Rebrand. PR pros and other communicators find inspiration from America’s newest Nobel laureate.
After the article about two women alleging sexual misconduct against the GOP nominee, a Trump lawyer demanded a retraction and apology. The Times issued a rapier-like response.