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Takeaways and a Special Note About PR News’ Crisis Summit in February
January 1st, 2019 by PRNEWSIn each edition of PR News we highlight takeaways from select articles as well as important additions to the PR News Resources Center.
How the American Cancer Society and UPPAbaby Use Social Media to Re-launch and Launch
January 1st, 2019 by Seth ArensteinWith the start of a new year, brands and organizations will look roll out new products or re-launch brands. This means communicators will be asked to create campaigns and messages for them. This story contains helpful tips to use social for a re-launch and a launch.
PR Lessons Learned from the 2018 Political Scene
December 31st, 2018 by Arthur SolomonVeteran PR pro and former journalist Arthur Solomon offers the second of his two-part series about the valuable lessons communicators can learn from federal government communications. Pulled from 2018’s headlines, the examples he uses offer lessons in ethics, crisis and other PR activities.
10 Cryptocurrency Terms For Future-Forward Communicators
December 31st, 2018 by Justin JoffeHere are 10 terms that can make communicators sound smart when discussing how using a cryptocurrency might help their businesses.
Instagram Mistakenly Releases Test of Horizontal Feeds, Prompting Backlash
December 28th, 2018 by Hayley JenningsInstagram caused an uproar this week when it unintentionally released a glimpse of a potential update to feeds on the platform. On the morning of Dec. 27, some users found that their Instagram interface had shifted from its usual vertical layout to a horizontal one, in which users had to tap or swipe through one post at a time to get to the next—similar to the Stories feature. Rather than scrolling quickly through posts and ads that weren’t of interest, users had to interact with every post in one way or another.
Storytelling Not Content is King and Other Takeaways from AirPR’s Conference
December 28th, 2018 by Anna Keeve, ESETContent without a great a story to tell will fall flat, attendees learned during the AirPR Growth PR conference in San Francisco earlier in the year. Other takeaways centered on the use of data and analytics and the importance of technology for communications, writes ESET PR manager Anna Keeve.
3 Questions to Ask Every PR Job Candidate
December 27th, 2018 by Hayley JenningsJanuary and February are considered the best times to apply for a new job, which means if you’re looking for new PR talent you’re likely getting ready to post some new listings in the first few weeks of 2019. Here are three questions you should ask every candidate for any Communications position to make sure the person you hire is truly right for the role.
Five Social Media Best Practices for the Holiday Season
December 27th, 2018 by Jamie Izaks, All Points Public RelationsThe holiday season is a perfect time to enhance the tactics your brand is using on social media. Add storytelling elements, concentrate on visual content and create a consistent theme for your posts, writes Jamie Izaks of All Points Public Relations. Tell followers how your brand can help them during the busy holiday season. And don’t forget to include a CTA.
The Top Musical Branding Wins of 2018
December 26th, 2018 by Justin JoffePandora, the largest streaming music provider in the U.S., published a list of the most notable instances when users added songs to their personal Pandora stations around specific events, showing just how strongly audiences associate music with milestones.