Last month we told you about a report from the U.S. Department of Labor shows that there are 6 PR pros to every one journalist Who are those journalists? What do they cover? And where do they write. A new study provides insight.
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Justin Sun, Naval Ravikant Dominate Blockchain Influencers on Twitter During Q1 2019
June 3rd, 2019 by Seth ArensteinWe asked our data partner Shareablee to look at blockchain influencers and see who the most active was during Q1 2019.
Social Media ROI: 45% Say It’s Less Effective Than They’d Like, 30% Are Unable to Measure It
June 3rd, 2019 by Seth ArensteinAs readers of this publication know, we like to gauge the mood of the industry at frequent intervals. So after returning from The Social Shake-Up last month in Atlanta, we examined how communicators are assessing the bevy of data that social media generates. PRNEWS and partner InfoVision Social surveyed 150 PR executives to discover trends and pain points.
How Digital and Opinion Research Expertise Will Help Manage Your Crisis and Win Your Lawsuit
June 3rd, 2019 by PRNEWSCommunicators need to take a different approach to crisis management, three senior executives from APCO Worldwide argue. They must utilize research capabilities to constantly monitor the opinions and expectations of key stakeholders. This information will prove invaluable when a crisis hits.
Building Trust or Not Quite Yet? What Senior Communicators Need to Know About Blockchain
June 3rd, 2019 by PRNEWSMany communicators know blockchain is a technology mostly with electronic cash or cyptocurrency. They also may know Facebook plans to unveil a cryptocurrency, Global Coin , later this year. In fact, there’s a lot more senior communicators should be aware of regarding blockchain and trust could be a big factor.
PR Leaders Urged to Create Supportive Culture, Offer Programs to Combat Mental Health Issues
June 3rd, 2019 by Isabel Podda and Sophie Cikovsky, Infinite GlobalA career in PR can be wonderful. But it’s also regularly associated with high levels of stress, which can lead to mental health problems. A modest proposal urges PR leaders to provide a supportive culture and resources to employees to recognize and treat mental health issues.
Lessons for Media Relations Pros From Chick-fil-A
June 3rd, 2019 by Frank AhrensIn a sense, media relations is similar to a fast-food restaurant. We are competing against many others who are trying to gain the attention of a customer, in this case it’s a journalist. Why not look at one of the most successful fast-food outlets, Chick-fil-A, for training tips?
Communicators: You Will Never Win the National Spelling Bee, But Here’s Some Help [INFOGRAPHIC]
May 31st, 2019 by Nicole SchumanEight brilliants students became co-champions of the National Spelling Bee in historic fashion on May 30, 2019. While many communicators will never have to spell the likes of these grammatical behemoths, mistakes can occur even with simple words. Spelling remains one of the top priorities of communications professionals, because spell check cannot always save a true blunder. Typos and misinterpretations still happen.
3 Crucial Ways That the SEO Game Has Changed
May 31st, 2019 by Rich ThomaselliWhen it comes to SEO, for better or worse, you’re playing for Google’s team . The thing is, Google changed the landscape a few years ago. So what are the new rules of SEO? We’ll be delving into this our Google Boot Camp for Communicators, going down July 17th at The Yale Club in NYC. Until then, here are three basic rules for solid SEO that can help communicators gain a much-needed base of tech literacy.
Pride Month: PR’s Work for LGBTQ Equality Is Never Over
May 30th, 2019 by Melissa HoffmannPride Month is not just a celebration of how much better things have gotten in a country that once treated LGBTQ people as social pariahs and where Don’t Ask Don’t Tell forced those who wished to serve their country to hide their identities. It’s also a reminder that we still have a long way to go to true equality. And PR needs to be at the forefront of those efforts.