It’s part of the deal for PR pros: Attending conferences to represent a client or advance your knowledge of the field. Here are tips for deriving maximum value from your time and effort.
Share your best campaigns with PR Daily’s 2017 Nonprofit PR Awards! Submit your annual reports, videos, publications and more. Complete your entry by July 7.
You might think the PR industry is filled with cocktail parties and client successes, but it’s a stressful career that requires hard work. Here’s how you can navigate it.
To reach this burgeoning group, PR and marketing pros must adjust their strategies and tactics. Here’s what you should know about these consumers—and how you can interact with them.
The Golden Rule applies: Put yourself in the shoes of your targeted journalist, who no doubt gets scores of pitches a day. Be clear, concise and honest, and don’t forget to do your homework.
A new study reveals that many creative professionals believe they are stuck in an echo chamber with likeminded peers, which is stifling originality.
Satisfy your hunger while getting some shopping done with this week’s featured job opening. Plus, check out a roundup of open positions.
Many public communications in the UK show that there’s a way to get your message across but still remain well mannered. Consider these examples.
PR Daily’s 2017 Health Care PR & Marketing Awards recognizes communicators who got the word out about their organization’s amazing work.
Don’t let ‘fake news’ win. Here’s how to retain the relationships you’ve worked so hard to build.
Getting information wrong can ruin your credibility and zap your campaign’s effectiveness. This graphic offers a helpful outline for ensuring your editorial ducks are in a row.
From analyzing follower behaviors to creating inspiring quotations with beautiful backgrounds, these handy helpers will help you get the most out of the image-sharing platform.
The government agency said the search giant promoted its own shopping service results above others in users’ searches. The record-breaking fine is to send a message to other companies.
Women dominate public relations, but the gender gap is alive and well in terms of perception, leadership and recognition.
New features let you fill out forms quickly, retarget traffic and more.
