Digital & Technology

While more companies are investing in social and mobile initiatives, return on these investments remains unclear.

For PR pros, measuring and analyzing the impact of their work on business outcomes is the ultimate way to prove communications’ value, but for many, the cost is simply too high.

Businesses looking to upgrade their multimedia offerings are investing heavily in Web site redesigns, iPhone and iPad apps and social networking ads.

In this socially connected world, there’s no such thing as too much transparency—especially on Facebook.

With Facebook serving as a common online space for consumers and brands to share, like and interact with content, it’s important for PR pros and marketers to understand how that content is being discovered and disseminated.

It’s a fact that as your social media programs develop, you’ll be spending more and more time on them. Here three PR pros give some time-saving tips for social media activities.

With more than 100 million members and an IPO that values the company at more than $4 billion, LinkedIn has become a popular outlet for driving brand awareness that deserves more attention from PR pros.

PR News’ Nonprofit PR Council members weigh in on their most pressing challenges, including managing resources for social media outreach and, especially, measuring the results of their communications efforts.

Being active on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter is now an everyday business activity for small- and medium-size organizations looking to both maintain relationships with existing customers and attract new ones.

The use of video by online media Web sites dramatically rose in the last year, and shows no signs of slowing in 2011.