Archive: November 2014

PR measurement has the potential to be overwhelming and complex, but this can be avoided by collecting the right data and shaping your reports to the needs of your audience.

With Buffalo’s home stadium buried in snow and Sunday’s game in jeopardy, the Bills have decided to reach out to local fans for help.

Landing at the top of search results is key to the success of your brand, and good PR writing can help get you there.

IBM latest entry into the software game, Verse, is a hybrid email/social media/file sharing service that gets the tech company into the scramble for control over office communications.

Communicators need to be careful with how they carry themselves on Twitter and make sure their presence on the social network 1) holds appeal for the media and b) reflects well on their own brand.

Professional communicators in charge of digital walk a fine line between optimizing their Web pages for search and inviting Google’s wrath by attempting to game the system. Keep these three quick tips in mind when trying to improve your ranking on Google.

PR pros, take note: For most any corporate executive, going after his or her media critics is usually a no-win proposition.

Communicators have been turning to Twitter more frequently to pitch reporters. Here are some tips to break through the clutter.

According to a Financial Times report, “Facebook at Work” will put familiar Facebook functionality such as messages, groups and the News Feed to use for enterprises, helping employees collaborate better.

While gut instinct may prove a legitimate guide, I’ve found that asking a few simple questions can make choosing which projects to bypass a lot easier.