It’s not just the perks that draw wannabe employees; it’s the challenges. That might explain the addition of one company that’s been in PR hot water.
This week, readers were interested in motivational words for future PR pros, Snapchat tips for marketers, why communicators should stop using the term ‘utilize,’ and more.
One agency crafted an infographic guide to digital marketing positions, shown via the iconic bricks. Check it out, then hang it on your office’s wall.
Your principal says, ‘Quick, add some jokes to this speech.’ What do you do? How do you best use humor? Learn from a master.
Even if your budget is busted, there are plenty of PR plays at your disposal.
Though buzzwords usually create nothing but frustration for communicators, you may have some fun with this outlandish lingo.
Tell us how you’ve nursed your PR and marketing strategy back to good health. Enter Ragan’s 2017 Health Care PR & Marketing Awards. The final deadline is May 24.
OK, let’s not castigate newbies exclusively for these missteps—they’re the failings of many a seasoned pro as well. Worry not; these mistakes are easily remedied.
This affliction is common among those who form letters into words, and words into paragraphs. Here are uncommon ways to hurdle—or saunter past—this impediment to creativity.
Sprout Social asked consumers which traits they wanted from organization’s online voices. Honesty topped the options. Humor (without the sarcasm, thank you) ranked No. 4.
A new survey says the looming power struggle with their marketing counterparts is public relations practitioners’ ‘most critical issue.’
Give your career a caffeine boost with this week’s featured job opening.
Getting noticed by a journalist takes solid strategy. Don’t make these errors when crafting your next email pitch.
Enter PR Daily’s 2017 Media Relations Awards. Enter your best crisis communication, social media or influencer campaign. The late submission period ends on Wednesday, May 24.
The marketing tactic can help you gain the attention of consumers who conduct roughly 3 billion online searches each day. This infographic can help you become a master.
