Preparing for reputational firestorms can be easier and more effective for communicators who heed data and draw relevant insights. Learn from these examples.
To succeed in a job interview, leave badmouthing of current or former employers out of the conversation. Instead, keep it positive. Plus, check out a roundup of current job openings.
Don’t make your readers reach for a dictionary. Keep copy concise, tidy and straightforward.
The annual report on consumer confidence shows widespread skepticism, as ‘media’ becomes a catch-all source of sketchy information, but true journalism sees a nascent renaissance.
Presenting to a large audience invariably has potential perils. Like a tightrope walker, though, you must keep your eyes—and your physical presence—fully focused. Here’s the key element.
A fun or witty definition can make you learn to appreciate—or even reevaluate—words you might have written off. Is your dictionary holding back your writing style?
A younger workforce is emerging in the PR world. If you’re unsure whether these green beans are fit to succeed, consider these insights.
The photo-sharing network is vying with Snapchat to get users sharing content through their platforms. How will adding GIFs augment your content strategies?
Our past winners can tell you what made their strategies stand out. Learn more about PR Daily’s 2018 Digital PR & Social Media Awards. Save $50 when you enter by Feb. 14.
Gone are the days of yearly planning sessions and decision making based on gut and intuition. See this manifesto for a better process for developing a winning strategy for 2018.
There are tried and true methods for getting ahead in any profession, but what are the metrics that measure the success of professional communicators?
Your patients’ confidence in your staff can affect their mindset and, in turn, their recovery. Try these approaches to gaining and keeping their confidence.
Savvy brand managers can use the livestreaming platform to demonstrate products, answer consumer questions and increase online engagement. Consider these takeaways for success.
Are your readers tuning out? Here are four ways to grab—and keep—their attention.
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