To err might be human, but these mistakes are costing your organization no small amount of time and money. Make sure your team knows where these traps are and how to avoid them.
If you’re constantly checking your phone, can’t stand fake news, shine in front of a camera or struggle to explain your job to family and friends, you’re probably a communicator.
The author explains why so many cold solicitations for coverage fall flat—and how you can improve your chances for success.
The past twelve months have been a tumultuous ride for communicators and media experts. What changes should the industry learn from to avoid repeating their mistakes?
Most organizations have blogs, so you must attract and keep readers’ attention as long as possible. This infographic reveals secrets for outstanding copy and best publishing times.
2018 is just around the corner. Here are more of the top stories from PR Daily last year.
Our countdown of the year’s top stories continues.
With the end of 2017 in sight, let’s dive into our annual countdown of our top stories of the year.
We’re getting ready for our holiday traditions. Thank you, readers, for making PR Daily such a special place.
Letting social media bigshots with loyal fans pump your product might be the most efficient way to reach your audience.
Is your writing keeping customers form buying on the most important page of your website? Make sure you don’t break these imperatives when writing sales copy.
Everyone is strategizing on the best way forward for the new year and that means identifying how the media landscape has changed. Here are some big ones to monitor in 2018.
Let the world ‘pivot to video.’ Communication will always have a place for the written word, and for those who do it well.
Are you a risk taker like Han Solo—or a storyteller, like Yoda? Here’s a rundown of several kinds of communicators inspired by intergalactic favorites.
PR and marketing pros know that visual content is a must in today’s world of digital storytelling. For those overwhelmed with platform choices, one communicator argues to stick with what you started on.
