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The Week in PR

April 13th, 2015 by

Hostess Cupcakes plays ball and Land Bryant thumbs its nose at Victoria’s Secret.

Why People Abandon Your Social Platforms

April 13th, 2015 by

If you want to encourage people to read your email messages consistently and stay dedicated to your social channels, without bolting and never returning, the remedy seems fairly straightforward.

Listen to Your Team and be Listened to

April 13th, 2015 by

If you’re not listening to employees closely and vesting them with legitimate responsibilities, they eventually are going to stop listening to you.

6 Pinterest Tips for Telling Your Brand’s Story

April 8th, 2015 by

Here are some tips for telling your brand’s story and building a community on Pinterest, one of the most popular social media networks out there.

Spring Cleaning PR Checklist

April 8th, 2015 by

It’s as good a time as any for PR managers and directors to assess their work, reevaluate those campaigns that worked (or failed) and recalibrate how they use media channels to get their message out and measure the results.

Lane Bryant’s #ImNoAngel Campaign Takes On Victoria’s Secret

April 8th, 2015 by

Lane Bryant’s campaign provide a few takeaways for communicators, foremost among them the importance of creating a unique, albeit accessible hashtag.

5 Tips for Communicating Complex Subjects

April 7th, 2015 by

For communicators, particularly on the B2B side, it’s a constant challenge to make sure that when they or their boss is presenting new information and/or ideas to the public the message is clear and unequivocal.

PR Insider: The Business Case for PR

April 6th, 2015 by

By better educating company executives (or empowering clients to educate theirs), you can increase the level of understanding around the broad potential impact of PR.

Rolling Stone Failure a Stark Lesson for Communicators

April 6th, 2015 by

Communicators are likely to keep a close eye on how Rolling Stone magazine contains the damage after the publication last weekend retracted its article about a brutal gang rape at a University of Virginia fraternity.

Serving Up Content for a Snackable World

April 6th, 2015 by

The death of long-form writing may be greatly exaggerated. But when it comes to distributing PR- and marketing-related content that your constituents will pay attention to (and maybe even share), “snackable” content is the most promising recipe for success.