These common missteps can significantly decrease your chances of seeing your words in print. They won’t do much to help you win the favor of those you pitch, either.
The organizations’ recent announcements are both aimed at being more environmentally friendly, but the vegetarian focus was criticized.
The experts at Google and Cisco share their tips for creating cost-effective videos that get results.
Here’s how to stand for truth and fight the pernicious rise and spread of deliberate misinformation tactics.
John Schnatter has become the face of the pizza chain, but he resigned as chairman of the board following reports that he used a racist term in an exercise meant to avoid future crises.
Likes and retweets are nice, but hearing from experts at Amazon, TED and Southwest Airlines is even better.
Enter Ragan’s 2018 Health Care PR & Marketing Awards. We’ve extended the deadline until July 18.
Many law enforcement agencies are racking up thousands or millions of views across online platforms for funny versions of popular songs. Consider these takeaways.
As many in the industry power down for vacation, communicators looking to get ahead can spend their summer free time getting organized and testing new tactics.
Can 2018 really be halfway over? Yes, it’s true, so take a moment to appreciate the PR missteps that keep crisis communicators employed.
A strong media relations strategy starts with gathering applicable information and knowing the person to whom you’re pitching. These resources can help.
This week, readers were interested in words and phrases to cut from copy, crucial social media insights, social media marketing mistakes to avoid and more.
Share how you’re keeping your nonprofit in the news and how your PR efforts are helping secure donors or new volunteers. Enter PR Daily’s 2018 Nonprofit PR Awards by July 25.
Old school PR defined a promising journalist by the outlet they worked for. As the media landscape is changing, this old model of vetting writers is holding some organizations back.
The Supreme Court nominee’s speech showcases the value of a strong first impression.
