Take inspiration from these industry veterans. They can help you develop skills, embrace emerging trends and become more versatile.
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A free download will guide health care communicators on how to publish verified patient survey data to physician profile pages.
PR Daily’s 2017 Content Marketing Awards will honor the best content marketing campaigns and assets across 18 different disciplines. Enter by Aug. 30.
This week, readers were interested in free sites for compelling visuals, words to eliminate from their LinkedIn profile, what ‘Parks and Recreation’ can teach PR pros and more.
As executives flee White House business councils this week, they reflect an increased boldness in U.S. businesses to address political topics.
Each online channel requires a different strategy and touch. Use this handy list to flit among Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Pinterest.
You don’t need extensive technical expertise to make your content easy to find through Google searches. Try these timeless approaches.
Tired of only messages and photos wishing you well? You can now open your profile on the social network to donations in honor of your special day
Voice. Metaphors. Hooks and endings. Learn from narrative master Justina Chen.
Share the recruitment videos, infographics and more that widened and deepened your talent pool. Enter PR Daily’s 2017 Content Marketing Awards by Aug. 30.
Turn your internship into the first job of your career with these insights and tips.
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