How to edit a story
The art (and science) of finding what’s not there but should be.
The art (and science) of finding what’s not there but should be.
The former global communications and public relations lead for OkCupid shares how the brand broke through a changing media landscape and crowded market—with just one interview.
Lake Superior State University really wants you to stop calling this our “new normal.”
Prepare questions, but stay curious and divert from your planned path. Ask about experiences. And always include the ‘why.’
Learn how to stop being an order taker and take the lead as a strategic advisor.
The communications industry has fundamentally changed . . . for the better.
The accomplished financial services executive shares about the importance of continuous learning and analyzing metrics–and how comms pros can remain indispensable.
Tips on reporting and writing from Woodward, 60 Minutes – and Ron Burgundy.
Two of the school’s top communicators share their strategic pivots and continuing efforts to keep the school thriving through uncertainty and COVID concerns.
Its Alizila site features stories about relevant Chinese markets, too. This has earned the company a win in the Online Newsroom category of Ragan’s PR Daily Awards.
Follow this guidance to make even shyest subjects shine—and freely share colorful quotes.
The firm, which owns the naming rights for the Philadelphia Eagles’ stadium, is using its gridiron connections to boost brand loyalty.
Read voraciously, be persistent in your pursuit of truth, and don’t be afraid to ask for help.
Kevin Kaminski, group editor of Lifestyle Media Group in South Florida, shares career highlights and describes the three traits of successful publicists.
A look inside why and how the bank launched a brand journalism site during the pandemic—and the coverage it’s attracted from the press.