How Caster Communications’ Meredith Shubel tackles PR’s evolution
What can a PR pro do to prepare for more change to the industry? Shubel suggests that becoming a social media expert might be a good place to start.
What can a PR pro do to prepare for more change to the industry? Shubel suggests that becoming a social media expert might be a good place to start.
PR pros must adapt to new tools and trends, but some tactics never go out of style. Here are four skills every PR pro should cultivate.
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Journalists were likely none too thrilled this week to learn that their jobs are reportedly endangered, although their alleged replacements—our readers, basically—sure showed an interest.