Social media serves as blizzard info clearinghouse
The dreaded #blizzardof2015 didn’t hit New York as hard as expected, but New England was slammed with snow. Here’s how officials communicated.
The dreaded #blizzardof2015 didn’t hit New York as hard as expected, but New England was slammed with snow. Here’s how officials communicated.
The road to social media isn’t free of obstacles, but you can still run the race with this guide.
The sleep aid brand’s Twitter account was flooded with complaints of sexism after tweeting, ‘Sleep like he finally proposed.’
The PR Daily Awards remain our most popular program. Nearly 350 entries from around the world were submitted last year. It’s back this year and ready for your very best.
The business-focused social media site has become a robust platform for talent, content, advertising, and a lot more.
PR Daily readers were intrigued this week by the best times to issue press releases and social media terminology, among other topics.
The creators of the new social media platform just for communication pros tout the “best of LinkedIn, Pinterest, Facebook and YouTube.”
Krispy Kreme, Charmin and Michelin are among the brands taking to Twitter to joke about accusations the New England Patriots deflated game balls in Sunday’s AFC Championship game.
According to a recent M2Talk survey, many U.S. consumers prefer phone or email over social media outlets when they need to resolve a customer service issue.
According to retired Brig. Gen. John Michel, a few of the keys to a successful social media presence are true engagement with followers, having a strategy, and respect.
Though public relations efforts can sometimes be hard to quantify, using Google Analytics and Klout for social media will help show the effectiveness of your work.
The social network’s new feature will enable users to flag hoaxes and other false stories.
PR job seekers can embrace their creative side with one of several communications firm openings.
The White House made a concerted effort Tuesday night to get people on Twitter, Facebook and elsewhere talking about the president’s speech. It seems to have worked.
In just six months, the restaurant chain went from providing no customer service on social media to successfully launching a personable engagement strategy. Here’s how.