Twitter is a potent platform for reaching a wide audience. Here are some basic rules to ensure your social strategy makes the most of the microblogging site.
Get tips on mastering the 2017 AP Stylebook from bestselling author Mignon Fogarty.
Enter PR Daily’s 2017 Video & Visual Awards before it’s too late. Complete your submission by Dec. 20 at 11:59 p.m. Central time.
Everyone is strategizing on the best way forward for the new year and that means identifying how the media landscape has changed. Here are some big ones to monitor in 2018.
Let the world ‘pivot to video.’ Communication will always have a place for the written word, and for those who do it well.
Are you finding it hard to get attention in the frenzy of the web? A smart newsroom will boost your chances of drawing reporters and fans. Here’s how to do it.
If SEO success is on your radar for 2018, make sure you’re up to speed on what search engine algorithms prioritize and what they penalize
Are you a risk taker like Han Solo—or a storyteller, like Yoda? Here’s a rundown of several kinds of communicators inspired by intergalactic favorites.
Learn from the challenges these content experts faced—and overcame.
Demonstrating a positive ROI is just part of the battle. Savvy marketers should explore other ways to demonstrate the value of engaging on digital platforms.
Specific searches and shareable content can boost your hospital’s PR efforts. This infographic sheds light on consumer research and the importance of being specific in your marketing.
This week, readers were interested in what PR pros should keep an eye on in 2018, stellar resources for social media advice, PR takeaways from ‘Coco’ and more.
Knowing how to interact with prospective employers, executives and industry leaders online can be tricky. Try these tactics to get them to come to you, using a familiar networking site.
PR and marketing pros know that visual content is a must in today’s world of digital storytelling. For those overwhelmed with platform choices, one communicator argues to stick with what you started on.
The intrinsically knit industries have made different arguments about the 3-2 FCC vote, either commending the deregulation or decrying its effect on a free and open internet.
