The Saatchi & Saatchi chairman recently told Business Insider that women in the ad industry don’t struggle with diversity as other sectors do. He has been put on leave of absence.
The undead bring with them a penchant for brains, along with several insights into the public relations industry.
Finding the right clientele for you or your agency to represent is a lot like dating. Here’s how you can find a working relationship made in heaven.
This week, readers learned why they should stop obsessing about reaching millennials, how much content is shared through social media each minute, the best tactics for video marketing and more.
Ragan’s Speechwriting and Executive Communications Workshop: Craft speeches that compel audiences to act!
‘Encouraging’ is how one LGBT publication describes the agency’s willingness to lift a 31-year-old ban on gay male donors.
Many PR pros have multitasking, writing and tech skills, but if you seek to get hired in 2016, you must hone abilities that can’t be automated. Here’s how—along with a roundup of open positions.
For many industry pros, working for yourself is the ultimate dream. After a switch from the corporate world to running her own agency, one former exec decided to share a few lessons.
PR pros are talking HIPAA and patient safety while asking the public to refrain from the virtual hunt while on their grounds. Many providers are using the app to encourage physical activity.
Think like a journalist to write alluring pitches, exciting press releases and must-read content.
Newsboy hats, pink hair and dark-wash jeans are all items you might see on baristas the next time you stop by to get your latte fix.
Public relations pros are known to adapt to shifts in culture and technology. What’s to become of the profession in 2017 and beyond? One pro shares his forecast.
As smartphones become almost ubiquitous, marketers must be judicious in how they package text and visuals for consumers. That means, in part, shedding a few obsolete notions.
One hit in a big tourism news outlet can justify your entire summer budget. Here are three pointers for breaking through, courtesy of an industry veteran.
After 19,000 emails were made public and headlines started to circulate, the organization’s CFO apologized and its chair resigned.
