For a large public company, earning the top spot on a best place to work list may be just a small blip on the communications plan. But to a privately held company like SAS, the designation is golden.
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PRSA Member Petition Sparks New Debate On the Merits of APR
May 24th, 2010 by PRNEWSDoes the APR credit provide PR professionals with PR knowledge and cache that will help land jobs and/or clients? Or are the program’s potential benefits outdated and outweighed by the time and effort involved?
Creating Clear Messages in a Muddled World
May 24th, 2010 by Sydney AyersOne of the best ways to build the messages at the foundation of a comprehensive PR program is by conducting a communications audit.
Throw the Right Pitch
May 24th, 2010 by PRNEWSRitz Communications’ Patty Keiler and Elisabeth Ritz share specific tips for pitching full articles written by client champions to media.
Tips for Finding Client Champions for Bylined Articles
May 24th, 2010 by PRNEWSPR agency Ritz Communications helped Emmi Solutions, a medical IT vendor, gain positive media exposure through finding clients to create articles that they then pitched to targeted media.
Big Biz Favors Reform
May 17th, 2010 by PRNEWSCorporate America favors the proposed government financial reforms, according to a new survey.
Curing Leadership Lip Dislocation During a Crisis
May 17th, 2010 by Jim LukaszewskiThe problem of CEO lip dislocation has lately reared its ugly head; crisis guru Jim Lukaszewski reveals the symptoms and the cures for this serious malady.
Twitter Watch: Fortune 50’s Twitter Presence
May 17th, 2010 by PRNEWSPR News tracks the Twitter presence of the top-earning Fortune 50 companies.
YOY PR Agency Growth: Bad or Worse?
May 17th, 2010 by PRNEWSA new study says worldwide PR agency revenues were down in the 5% range; but one prominent PR exec feels that number is too low.
PR Budget Adjustment: When ‘Ruthless’ is a Good Thing
May 17th, 2010 by PRNEWSOne industry sector whose budgets are notoriously scrutinized is healthcare—particularly within hospitals. Budget-cutting considerations can easily be transferred to other industries.