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Is Subway’s Short Footlong a PR Mess?

A slighted Subway customer posted a photo of his 11-inch sub on the chain’s Facebook page, which traveled all the way to the cover of the New York Post. | MORE »

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Poll: The Proverbial Follow-Up: Help or Hindrance to PR Pros?

We’re curious about your thoughts on how long PR execs should wait to follow-up after an email pitch, or whether it’s worth the energy. | MORE »

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Public Confused With Social Monetization

Large numbers of adults don’t really understand how Facebook and Google make money. | MORE »

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What Facebook’s New Graph Search Means for PR Pros

While Facebook piqued the media’s and its users’ interest with its latest feature announcement, here is what it means for the practicing PR pro, so far. | MORE »

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How Content Marketing is Changing the PR Gestalt 

Before PR execs embark on a content-marketing strategy, they first need to understand the actions of their audiences. | MORE »

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The PR Pro’s Guide to Successful Surveys — a Checklist

A well-engineered survey can be an excellent vehicle for generating media opportunities and gathering data to support your organization’s key messages. | MORE »

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Three Crucial Elements to Include in Social Media Policies 

If communications execs want  to own social media, one place to start is by developing formal social media guidelines. | MORE »

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Walmart’s Pledge to Hire Veterans Is a Dose of Good PR

Walmart’s announcement to hire any honorably discharged veteran within his or her first 12 months of active duty brought positive coverage from The New York Times, a rarity for the retailer. | MORE »

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Tip Sheet: Unplug or Remain a Slave to the ‘Latest News’

To get more of the big picture and think more strategically, sometimes a PR pro needs to tune out the 24/7 communications clutter. | MORE »

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Editor’s Pick: Video of the Week (1/10)

For PR pros, the good professor offers this piece of sagely advice: Try to understand people (read: your CEO, CFO, etc.) and your clients by observing them.Check out this "60 Minutes" story on how to design breakthrough ideas … | MORE »

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