Savvy marketers can land a coveted position if they brand themselves correctly and put their best efforts forward. Follow this advice to stand out from other applicants vying for a job.
This is your chance to take all the glory! Enter the Ace Awards individual, in-house or agency divisions. Prove your communications and marketing skills are the best in the business. We’ve extended the deadline. Enter by Jan. 11
Beginning with a select few potential broadcasters, the social media company will test its sound waves. Here’s what users—and marketers—can expect to hear from Facebook Audio.
Whether you’re trying to communicate with Baby Boomers or seeking to engage Generations X, Y, Z or D (all of the above), this guide will tell you where to find them.
The automaker’s cost to make amends with consumers continues to climb. Here’s the latest on settlement numbers and what consumers should know.
For marketing and PR pros, the holiday season rarely includes downtime. One firm has taken the time to poke fun at a creative brief to reinvent Kris Kringle.
Many entrepreneurs don’t immediately want to invest in public relations. Some fear it’s costly or unnecessary. One pro advises helping clients change that mindset. Here’s why—and how.
Data suggest people make more writing mistakes on social media than anywhere else online. Don’t become one of them. Here are some things to avoid.
Do you think of your answer before the other person is done speaking or pick up your smartphone mid-conversation? You might need to improve your listening skills.
We’re seeking visual visionaries who transform intimidating data sets into stunning infographics. Or easily create wonderful web designs. Submit your best designs in more than 14 categories by Jan. 4.
Your influential designs may be crying out for a Visual and Infographics Award!
The agriculture titan brings its audience along for the ride, from planting through cultivation all the way to harvest. How might you use real-time video to promote your brand?
The social media company wants to make some aspects of its ad preference menu more user-friendly and approachable. Here’s what’s to come.
Early last century, a group of artists used ‘surrealism’ to describe the content of their dream-like expressions. Now, folks are using it to characterize extraordinary world events.
A discounted version of the auto-injector hits stores this week. The manufacturer tries to sympathize with ‘escalating pharma prices,’ but consumers label it a ‘PR stunt.’
