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Q&A: Hashtag Legal’s Jamie Lieberman on Social Media Policies

August 10th, 2020 by

This year’s Social Shake-Up cast is made up of marketing and communications professionals who manage social media messaging at top brands and nonprofits, from the American Heart Association to UPPAbaby. Today, we hear from Jamie Lieberman, owner of Hashtag Legal, a law practice that specializes in digital media. As part of the Shake-Up, Jamie will be speaking on the elements that make for a successful social media policy.

Lessons Earned: How ‘Languages’ Led to a Successful PR Career

August 10th, 2020 by

A veteran communicator discusses the importance of learning different languages when moving between industries. The savvy communicator, he argues, is an active listener and a life-long learner.

[VIDEO] PRNEWS Talks to Sara Joseph of BerlinRosen About Brand Innovation During COVID

August 7th, 2020 by

PRNEWS welcomes Sara Joseph, SVP at BerlinRosen to talk about innovations in the travel and lifestyle industries during COVID.

Pandemic’s Fast-Moving News Cycle Prompts Constant Monitoring

August 7th, 2020 by

PR pros know it’s a best practice to constantly monitor social and traditional media during a PR crisis. With the pandemic producing a flood of constantly changing news, communicators are wise to monitor constantly. Quick-changing stories this week seem to provide examples of the importance of 24/7 vigilance.

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Schools Work to Create Clear Communications Plans for Return

August 7th, 2020 by

There is tremendous uncertainty about the upcoming school year as the novel coronavirus continues to ravage the country. As a result, stakeholders will depend on clear, decisive communication in an attempt to calm concerns. Unfortunately, not every school district has a trained communication professional on staff. We asked an experienced education communicator about best practices.

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Building Brand Standards Through the Language of Creativity

August 6th, 2020 by

When we build a company without brand standards, the result can sound like a person speaking a language we can’t understand.  Unfortunately, neither can customers.  Building standards is akin to creating a language that explains our brand. Unfortunately, sometimes we make this relatively simple process too difficult. A quartet of veteran communicators and marketers break down branding into small segments.

Challenges for the Modern Communicator

August 6th, 2020 by

Modern media outreach has evolved to the changing needs of today’s communicators, who are juggling many more roles with leaner staff and smaller budgets. According to findings from a recent News Direct market survey, 79% of… Continued

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#SSU2020 Speaker Q&A: Ashley Sasnett on Career Paths in Social Media

August 6th, 2020 by

Today, we’re getting inside the head of Ashley Sasnett, digital strategist, digital strategy and web experiences at Equifax, who will be speaking on career paths in social media. For a deep dive into social media content creation, strategy and measurement, register today for The Social Shake-Up, which will take place Sept. 22-23 (workshops) and Sept. 29-Oct. 1 (sessions and keynotes).

Social Media Communication Around Isaias Offers Vital Information

August 5th, 2020 by

Everybody likes to take shots at government and social media. They’re easy targets at the moment. Still, when Hurricane Isaias headed toward the US east coast this weekend, government departments took to social to provide top-notch emergency information. We take a look at a few examples.

‘Mr. President, How About an Interview?’ PR Pros Advise the White House

August 5th, 2020 by

It’s the White House calling. Your expertise in strategic communication is needed. They want you to rush over right away. The question on the table is one you’ve handled many times before with CEOs and other C-suite members: What do you advise when the CEO’s 1:1 interviews are a disaster? Should the CEO continue to do interviews?