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This week, PR Daily readers were interested in how to give and receive criticism, how to build a stellar CV, PR writing tips and more.
This week, PR Daily readers were interested in how to give and receive criticism, how to build a stellar CV, PR writing tips and more.
The budget footwear retailer said it wanted to ‘challenge today’s image-conscious fashion influencer culture.’ It produced social media content in the process.
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A new survey sheds light on journalists’ preferences, which include more social media—and a continuing distrust of PR professionals.
The sporting goods company has seen a drop in hunting sales after taking a principled stand on guns. Rather than backtracking, the retailer is mulling removing hunting gear completely.
After mastering the ins and outs of media relations, writing and crisis communications, communicators must finally be able to sell their services to clients. Here’s how.
Technology is making it easier to raise funds for the people and campaigns we care about. You could work for an organization leading the way if you land this week’s featured position.
Gathering data is fine, but deriving salient insights requires more than counting raw numbers. Consider these pressing realities and emerging approaches as you steam into the new year.
A former manager says that despite the company’s claims supporting inclusion and diversity, the social media giant has a long way to go to create a welcoming workplace—and product.
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PR pros can get journalists on their side—if they play their cards right. Here are some tips to make sure your pitch is music to a reporters’ ears.
The shuttering of a massive fake ad request operation is good news for marketers, who may have been defrauded of millions of ad dollars.
Good crisis communications can seem to defy logic, especially when legal teams are involved. Michael Maslansky looks at Google’s response to the #GoogleWalkout—and how it got better over time.
The resource said it chose the term because of increased usage and as a call to action.
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