Reporters are inundated with requests, and your ‘just checking in’ call or email might damage your media relationships. Here’s why you should take a breath and be patient.
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Share the pitches that earned you major media attention. Enter PR Daily’s 2019 Media Relations Awards by the final deadline on April 3.
How do PR pros know if their efforts are producing the desired results? Here are the metrics that every PR pro should measure.
Some PR work won’t be immune to automation and revolutionary industry changes. Here’s how to keep your PR role relevant.
Enter PR Daily’s 2019 Digital Marketing & Social Media Awards. Don’t miss the extended deadline on March 20.
When getting grilled by a journalist, going on the offensive is rarely a successful strategy. Here’s why getting angry at a reporter is likely to backfire.
While journalists are intrepid in their pursuit of the truth, everyone makes mistakes. Here’s how to go about asking for a correction or a retraction without upsetting the apple cart.
This week, PR Daily readers were interested in working with nano-influencers, how communicators responded to tragedy in New Zealand, tips for pitching magazines, and more.
The company faces more than 13,000 lawsuits claiming there’s asbestos in its talcum powder, posing serious risk to its image and financial future. How should it proceed?
Enter your best email marketing, recruitment or influencer campaign. Don’t miss the extended deadline on March 20.
As PR roles incorporate more tasks—including video creation and data measurement—the industry will look for a wide range of skills from new hires. What tasks should PR pros develop?
After employees walked out to protest its handling of sexual misconduct allegations—including payouts to executives—the company promised change. Now it’s bringing new details to light.
You don’t need camera drones to spy on your rivals. Try these approaches to snoop (legally) on others in your niche.
Magazines require more lead time and can have different staff working on print and digital operations. Consider these tips to get your story to the right journalist.
