4 tips for reengaging with audiences post-pandemic
After a traumatic couple of years, it’s time to reintroduce yourself from a place of compassion and care.
After a traumatic couple of years, it’s time to reintroduce yourself from a place of compassion and care.
The B2B media veteran offers insights from his storied career.
The #StillFarming campaign sought to show support for American farmers and communities during the pandemic. It won in the ‘Crisis Management’ category of PR Daily’s 2021 Digital Marketing & Social Media Awards.
Your customers now expect opportunities to participate in content creation and feeling like a brand insider.
Data from Pew Research shows that workers with a college degree are reporting more wages, flexibility and career growth after switching jobs.
Runner Allyson Felix called out Nike in 2019 for the company’s lack of maternity protections for sponsored athletes. But what about smaller influencers?
The director of communications and PR Daily Advisory Board member shares what it’s like to spend a day in her shoes.
A PR student outlines her hopes for industry mentorship—and what would-be industry mentors can do to help the next generation of PR talent.
The fight for comms talent demands that agencies change how they operate, from client relations to internal decisions.
Our community of sponsors share their thoughts about the next big thing for communications technology.
Jason Wagenheim explains how his Bustle, Gawker and others in his portfolio have weather the everchanging media landscape.
Actions matter more than words—and agencies should think about how they can stand with clients to strengthen communities.
Campfire Marshmallows’ ‘Great Escape Giveaway’ offered campaign gear to a lucky random winner. Created by ColinKurtis Advertising, it won in the ‘Contest or Game’ category of PR Daily’s 2021 Digital Marketing & Social Media Awards.
From educating consumers about the proper spelling of ‘Paddy’ to helping friends and family gather in style, brand managers are hoping everyone feels Irish in 2022.
A new study from Digital reveals skepticism about marketing efforts to highlight the Black experience.