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Social media is a visual medium. And Pinterest is fast becoming the go-to channel for visuals. Here’s why your brand should be involved.

“Where’s the vision?” It’s a key question that senior PR pros working for companies grappling with negative perception need to ask themselves.

Overstating the importance of a good Twitter presence is hard to do. With an active user base larger than most countries, it’s important that every brand—from the social media savvy to the tech newbies—have a… Continued

The most effective crisis team is one that has been chosen in advance based on a collection of behaviors and expertise exhibited by members of your organization.

Delivering bad news to your company—especially news as bad as Microsoft’s impending layoffs—is never easy. How can you best communicate this type of news to your company?

It’s an occupational hazard for communicators: It takes years to cultivate a solid reputation, but it could vanish virtually overnight with one boneheaded move by the company. One way to mitigate that possibility may be for PR pros to rethink (and reconfigure) reputation management.

Comcast is currently getting a thorough lambasting after a recording of a terrible customer service call was uploaded to SoundCloud. It certainly won’t help negative public perception of the brand.

Crafting a successful video campaign can be a difficult endeavor that often falls flat.

LeBron James’ stunning announcement on Friday that he was heading back to Cleveland and rejoining the Cavaliers provides some food for thought for PR pros. Make that a feast. For starters, it certainly didn’t go unnoticed that James chose Sports Illustrated—if ever there was a symbol of traditional media—to tell the world that he was […]

Creating a strong bond with your audience comes only after your organization establishes a strong relationship with its employees.