The long-simmering battle between PRSA and gadfly and former board member Mary Beth West reached a new level this morning. A group of PR pros has formed to support some of West’s latest allegations against the PR association. PRNEWS obtained a copy of the letter the group sent to PRSA.
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5 Questions That Will Strengthen Your Targeted Content Strategy
July 28th, 2020 by Katie PesekIs your content marketing hitting the mark? Our author offers a how-to guide that includes research, problem-solving and blogging. She also suggests that knowing your audience better will help you decide how much to rely on influencers and industry analysts’ reports. Though she uses the example of targeting Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), the tips provided apply to nearly all industries.
Lessons Earned: When the Competition is Your Friend
July 23rd, 2020 by Barbara BatesIn the latest article in our collaborative series with the Institute for PR about lessons earned , Barbara Bates, global CEO of Hotwire, discusses a lesson she learned years ago. While many PR pros consider rival agencies the competition, there’s value in industrywide collaboration. Bates writes that knowledge sharing has helped her many times over the years.
[VIDEO] PRNEWS talks to Lou Dubois of Hilton about brand responsibility during COVID
July 22nd, 2020 by PRNEWSPRNEWS welcomes Lou Dubois, Director of Editorial Content for Hilton to talk about brand responsibility during COVID and delivering that sentiment in messaging.
Value vs Vanity: Metrics that Matter for Digital Strategy
July 22nd, 2020 by Bill Collier and Dustin SigginsIt’s a constant struggle for digital strategists. Do you present shiny but ultimately useless vanity metrics? Or do you explain to those in charge that engagement rarely happens overnight, but is a long-term process? Our authors argue that there are ethical ways to demonstrate short-term value.
How to Use Bolstering Messages to Grow Brand Trust
July 21st, 2020 by Joshua J. SmithIt’s an understatement to say that people have been through a lot during the past few months. As a result, they are looking for reassurance. In addition, they want to know how your company contributed to solving problems during the pandemic. Show them as you craft bolstering messages. Here’s how to do it.
Webinar Recap: Communicating Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Efforts with Employees
July 17th, 2020 by PRNEWSDuring our July 15 PRNEWS webinar, “Communicating Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Efforts with Employees,” Gabrielle Gambrell, marketing and communications consultant and adjunct professor at New York University, Catherine Hernandez-Blades, senior vice president; chief environmental, social and governance and communications officer at Aflac, and Wendy J. Roundtree, APR, founder of Jarel Communications, discussed the importance of showcasing meaningful diversity programs.
Lessons Earned: How I Stopped Being Busy…Some of the Time
July 16th, 2020 by Jamie McLaughlinHere’s a column that you should make time to read. What? You’re too busy? Seriously, PR pro Jamie McLaughlin had the same problem. That’s before he resolved to become less busy. His story offers hope to harried PR pros everywhere. And smile. This is a very quick read.
[VIDEO] Scott Dobroski of Glassdoor talks employment communications during the pandemic
July 16th, 2020 by PRNEWSPRNEWS welcomes Scott Dobroski of Glassdoor to discuss the changes in employment communications during the pandemic.
Winners Announced for Top Places to Work in PR
July 12th, 2020 by PRNEWSPRNEWS surveyed an outstanding group of entries for this year’s Top Places to Work in PR. Here are the honorees.