You might not grab celebrity-level adulation every time you ascend the podium and dive into your presentation, but you can thwart common attention thieves by using these techniques.
Encourage your leaders to enhance the narrative with visual, visceral and conversational commentary.
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Though the company has avoided answering reporters’ questions, two executives highlighted new efforts to update the system on new 737 Max models. PR pros weigh in on the response.
The PR industry is always changing, so pros who want to continue to perform at a high level must invest in new skills. Here are some goals ambitious to consider.
This week, PR Daily readers were interested in the latest email design trends, how communicators worked to contain violent footage of the New Zealand shooting, nano-influencers, and more.
While some are actively trying to blur the lines between editorial and paid media, this author argues that tearing down these barriers is bad for PR—and for the larger society.
The brewers have gone beyond good-natured jabs to slamming each other, and Miller now says its rival went too far. Will the lawsuit help it win back customers? How about a glowing tap?
Watercooler talk isn’t always about the big game, the Oscars or the next holiday weekend. Too often, gossip is the hot topic. Here’s how to keep destructive speculation to a minimum.
To decrease stress, consider ‘laying’ down your smartphone and ‘lying’ on the beach. However, if your concern is the ‘effect’ of not knowing the correct terms to use, this guide can help.
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In an era of short attention spans and 24/7 news cycles, you have a very tight window to issue your statement. Here’s how to know when to break your silence.
The search giant has become the de facto internet police, promoting companies that play by its rules, and downgrading web pages that—in its view—fail to serve users.
Reporters are inundated with requests, and your ‘just checking in’ call or email might damage your media relationships. Here’s why you should take a breath and be patient.
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