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How To Adopt the 5 Gospels of News Writing
November 25th, 2013 by Reg RoweThe purpose of a news release is to tell a story that grabs a reporter’s attention and results in a placement in a publication, online outlet or on air.
Strategic Corporate Giving: Laser-Like Focus Sparks Solid PR Results
November 25th, 2013 by Erica ChristensenChoosing the best fit for your company’s philanthropic efforts is a challenge in any economy. At CA Technologies , we decided to be more strategic in our giving.
Communicators Play Key Role In Reinvention of Sales and Marketing
November 25th, 2013 by PRNEWSDespite the constant flux in marketing and communications, some if not many of the changes that are being bandied about in the marketplace often take on a Groundhog-Day quality.
Wake-Up Call In Survey of PR Profession
November 25th, 2013 by Howard SholkinAn online survey of public relations professionals uncovered insights—both encouraging and worrisome—related to the responsibilities and leadership in the communications profession.
Keep Your Email Pitches Short—Then Make Them Even Shorter
November 22nd, 2013 by Richard BrownellLearn the tools to craft an email pitch that grabs a journalist’s attention.
Write a News-worthy and Share-worthy Press Release
November 21st, 2013 by Richard BrownellHere’s how to create an informative, well-written, and shareable press release that cuts through the clutter and reaches media and consumers.
It’s Called ‘Social’ Media for a Reason
November 21st, 2013 by Caysey WeltonSocial media, in many ways, has expedited the relationship building process. Still, there are no sure things when it comes to getting your message out there.
3 PR Tips to Improve Returns on Instagram
November 20th, 2013 by Caysey WeltonOn Wednesday, Instagram rolled out a Windows Phone app, meaning that it is available on the top three mobile OS platforms.
Stumped on PR Metrics? Try a ‘Hybrid’ Approach
November 20th, 2013 by Matthew Schwartz“Did this change behavior?” As data becomes integral to public relations, the question may be the new mantra for marketing communications professionals.