Digital & Technology

While it’s important to not get caught up with each of the shiniest new objects for managing Twitter—of which there are many—PR pros do need to have the right tool for the job, which depends on your social media objectives and resources.

Joe Ciarallo, VP of Buddy Media, lays out five of the most important social data points to track to help make the most of your PR efforts on Facebook.

Most consumers are willing to tell businesses if they receive poor service, whether it’s by e-mail or social media, despite many not believing that companies take notice of—or care about—the feedback.

In addition to being masters of words and language, PR pros need to embrace quantitative information to turn data into meaningful information.

The Occupy movement is ushering in a new era of audience engagement, as the wellspring of anger in the general populace finds a new target—cable network E!.

When launching a contest on Facebook, first ask yourself if the contest is likely to be shared by friends online, says Afdhel Aziz of Heineken USA.

Without the space shuttle program to regularly draw coverage, NASA puts its trust in Twitter and in the belief that if you see something cool, you will tell your friends.

PeopleBrowsr, on behalf of PR News, samples nearly half a million tweets related Penn State’s scandal.

PeopleBrowsr, on behalf of PR News, samples nearly half a million tweets related Penn State’s scandal.

Intel’s Advisor program puts key audience influencers at the forefront—helping Intel business units shape products and PR and marketing devise the right communications strategies.