The no-fail guide to writing popular blog posts
From vocabulary to tone to headlines, this guide has all the tips you need to write a blog post your readers will love.
From vocabulary to tone to headlines, this guide has all the tips you need to write a blog post your readers will love.
The campaign, which turned homeless people into Internet hotspots, gained attention—lots of it, but failed in execution, said one PR professional.
The campaign trail offers advice for public relations professionals of all stripes.
The company is exploring new checking account options, which The Wall Street Journal said includes additional fees. The bank said it has not yet made a decision on fees.
The company added fortune cookies to its new Jeremy Lin frozen yogurt. Plus, iFakes on the rise, mobile jargon, reminisce about your first car, PETA killing animals, and more.
The firm, Penn Schoen Berland, was co-founded by Mark Penn, the CEO of Burson-Marsteller Worldwide and former democratic strategist.
Customers who check in at a Walgreen’s location through Facebook or Foursquare get messages directing them to products, offering coupons, or informing them of donations. The response was ‘overwhelming positive.’
‘Let it be, let it be, let it be, let it be’ true. Plus, Apple shares hit an all-time high, Paper Mate out to catch pen thieves, a PETA campaign should have girls concerned about their boyfriends going vegan, and why coffee may brew up more love than those roses.
After a long and often frustrating relationship, the author writes a heartfelt goodbye to email.
The author calls the breast cancer foundations handling of this week’s Planned Parenthood announcements one of the worst acts of reputational recklessness ever.
A team of 50 staffers and volunteers are answering questions, providing information, and finding people’s stories about the big game.
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A campaign to raise awareness for Google’s Web browser Chrome violated the search giant’s rules on paid links and advertorial content. Google acknowledges the mistake, but says it’s the fault of an agency.
Feeling uninspired or perhaps unsure why you want to join the profession? A PR pro weighs in on what people in the industry do and why it matters.
We asked; you shared. Here are the 10 worst public relations gaffes of the year, according to our savvy audience.