What can the classic show about four women conquering all through friendship teach today’s communicators? Here are four lessons that stand the test of time.
Join us from your desk for a virtual summit filled with tips to save time and make your job easier.
Your podcast diet can help elevate your writing, focus your messaging and help you bust out of a creativity rut. Check out these unlikely sources of PR inspiration.
Relationships with reporters are important, but clogging their telephone lines with pleasantries won’t earn you many friends. Here’s why your chatty call is a waste of time.
That email or blog post won’t write itself. Still, with summer upon us, distractions abound. Try one (or seven) of these tips to start forming words, sentences, paragraphs and beyond.
Cranking out fresh content is a grind. Grease your productivity wheels by newsjacking, rejiggering an old piece or mirroring a successful competitor’s initiative.
Enter Ragan’s 2018 Health Care PR & Marketing Awards. The late submission deadline is Aug. 1.
The fast food chain offered female customers its chicken fries in pink boxes, dubbing them ‘chick fries’ and charging $1.40 more. The move follows the Pink Tax Repeal Act.
An eye for detail, excellent interpersonal skills and keeping up with current events all play an important role in successful communication. This guide lists all the industry essentials.
Public relations work is rife with pitfalls. Follow these tips to circumvent the unprepared spokesperson, negative coverage and the dreaded budget overage.
This week, readers were interested in insights on crafting dazzling presentations, how to create a winning email campaign, terms that undermine messaging and more.
A Bospar study revealed that the majority of communicators shun unethical behaviors such as lying, cheating and stealing, but many are willing to write click-bait headlines and tell white lies.
There’s still time to enter PR Daily’s 2018 Content Marketing Awards. The final extended deadline is Aug. 15.
The author, who did pursue an advanced degree, weighs the positives and negatives, as well as how one should proceed after taking the plunge.
You’ve graduated and earned a job; the hard part is over, right? Not so fast. These tips will help ensure you’re prepared on day one. Plus, check out our roundup of other current openings.
