30 jobs in the PR and marketing world
Major League Baseball’s 2018 World Series is underway, and you could work for MLB Advanced Media if you land one of this week’s featured positions.
Major League Baseball’s 2018 World Series is underway, and you could work for MLB Advanced Media if you land one of this week’s featured positions.
Prove that you’re an industry trendsetter. Enter Ragan and PR Daily’s 2018 ACE Awards. Save $25 per submission when you enter by Oct. 26.
A new survey from the PR Council shows that public relations practitioners are concerned about how much their work is changing but remain hopeful about the field overall.
As more visual content is consumed on mobile devices, portrait mode is becoming more and more popular than landscape. Consider these stats to inform your video-creation efforts.
The CEO, who has a record of supporting privacy and data security, called for stricter data protections and regulations worldwide, calling current practices ‘surveillance.’
The social network for business leaders is an important place to highlight your B2B products. Here’s why (and how) marketers and PR pros should develop a LinkedIn presence.
Many entrepreneurs and startup founders are used to doing everything themselves. Here’s why (and how) you should talk them out of doing their own PR.
Whether it’s a physical handout or a digital version on your website, this package of bios, FAQs, contact info, history and more helps journalists—and others—to learn about your company.
Congratulations to this year’s winners.
A survey of 8,600 teenagers across 48 states reveals current trends in fashion, food, brand engagement and social media platforms. Consider the telling data.
The tobacco behemoth is now pushing vapes and promoting ads that ask smokers to give up cigarettes. Health advocates are decrying the move as a disingenuous PR stunt.
Nothing can make your audience yawn quite like a boring presentation packed with lengthy PowerPoint slides. Use one of these examples to break the mold with your next speech.
Beware! Brainstorm vampires. Spirit-spoiling werewolves. Home-haunting honchos. They’re all creeping from the corporate graveyard as Halloween looms, so grab your torches and pitchforks.
Legacy brands can no longer rely on retail prominence to boost their sales. Here’s why—and how—you should develop a brand customers will actively seek out.
Kimberly-Clark said it faced increased backlash over its ‘soft and strong’ product line, and though the name didn’t endorse gender inequality, it was listening to its customers’ feedback.