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PR pros are constantly looking for an edge to lift their message above the competition, but some risks aren’t worth taking. Here’s how to know whether to take the plunge.
The chain announces it will switch to more sustainable paper vessels, and the news was greeted with much fanfare on social media—and a slew of coverage.
The company’s chief executive said the 1-year-old’s ‘winning smile and joyful expression won [their] hearts this year.’ Consumers were also enamored with the toddler—and the decision.
Engaging your audience can be less challenging if you approach your topic from a unique angle, keep the audience’s needs in mind and remember that stories land better than arid data.
Asking questions during an interview is a terrific way to position yourself as the ideal candidate for a role, but when is the best time to ask them? Hint: It’s not only as you’re wrapping up.
Every CEO wants to bring in more revenue, but the secret to boosting the bottom line could be to invest more heavily in your agency’s most valuable asset: your employees.
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PR is on a growth spurt, and industry salaries prove it. Some cities are seeing bigger dividends than other, attracting talent and competition.
Though gamers and hackers might tickle their keyboards like a Steinway piano, PR pros aren’t always so tech savvy. Here are some shortcuts to help you eliminate keystrokes.
By putting a Tesla roadster in the payload of the Falcon Heavy rocket launch, the entrepreneur vaulted his flailing car company into the solar system—and marketing history.
To inspire, involve and uplift your audience, take a page from the playbooks of P.T. Barnum, De Beers and Red Bull.
Influencer marketing is a hot trend in many industries, but some might wonder just what they are getting for their money—and if it’s worth it.
While disappearing communiqués are all the rage among young audiences, public institutions targeting these demographics should heed the letter of the law.
The generational difference might be an easier scapegoat, but PR veterans intent on dismissing an entire demographic of young communicators are missing an important opportunity.