More and more employees are working from home each day. Check out these 10 tips to keep them feeling appreciated, productive, eager and dialed in.
Creating and sharing videos can boost your brand and increase both leads and ROI. Make sure you’re crafting outstanding content with these takeaways.
Maria slammed into the Caribbean island Monday. Dominica’s leader posted vivid updates, even as his own home was ripped to pieces.
A new report highlights what journalists and PR pros are most worried about in coming years, which platforms will reign supreme and how—or whether—public confidence can be restored.
If you’re struggling to put pen to paper, consider this kick in the keister from a venerated novelist.
On LinkedIn, the lines between personal and professional posts are often blurred. What should you avoid posting in order to protect your personal brand? Consider these insights.
Decorum must prevail when you’re in the office, so nasty-nice code words and phrases stand in for candor. Here’s how to decipher them.
Instead of negating a PR disaster, the credit bureau fueled online criticism with its handling of news that stolen information could have affected 143 million people.
Composing any piece of text—blog post, email, pitch, report—can bring on the jitters. Follow this simple guidance to avoid common pitfalls and let your brilliance flow.
When Hurricane Harvey slammed Houston, spurring flooding of biblical proportions, the televangelist waited days to offer his megachurch as a shelter. Twitterati ripped him apart.
From a ‘blackout sale’ to a special donut glaze, many brand managers are taking advantage of the cosmic event. However, some organizations seem star-crossed in their promotional efforts.
An eMarketer report increased its growth predictions for the mobile- and visual-focused platforms, so adjust your efforts accordingly.
As executives flee White House business councils this week, they reflect an increased boldness in U.S. businesses to address political topics.
As violence in Virginia grew over the weekend, organizations that inadvertently got pulled into the political fray distanced themselves as quickly as possible from white nationalist groups.
Working in communications isn’t a cakewalk, but most wouldn’t have it any other way. Ready to embark on a job in PR? Consider a few helpful insights from an industry veteran.
