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Words that Repel Reporters (Let us Count the Ways)
December 23rd, 2012 by PR News StaffDespite the constant advice to the contrary, PR pros continue to pepper their communications with words that sour reporters.
Prediction for 2013: Your Data Will Be Hacked
December 21st, 2012 by Ashley McCownYou need to make the case now to senior leaders that cyber hacking is not an if, but a when situation.
Content’s the Cure in Times of Crisis for Adventure Travel Company
December 21st, 2012 by Bill MiltenbergIntrepid Travel’s global PR manager Eliza Anderson shares her company’s content strategy.
7 Tips for Pitching Hyperlocal Media
December 20th, 2012 by Bill MiltenbergConnect your brand with local communities by arming hyperlocal media editors with ready-to-publish content.
Nostalgia’s Favorite Time of Year: Tips for Pitching During the Holiday Season
December 20th, 2012 by Anitra SchulteHenson Consulting’s Anitra Schulte provides three tips on how to enjoy a merry holiday pitching season.
PR Lessons Learned: Greatest Hits of 2012
December 19th, 2012 by Scott Van CampAs PR News readers know, we’re big on lessons learned. Many of these PR lessons result in tried and true tactics, like “measure everything” and “listen to your target audiences.” Because 2012 is drawing to a close, I’…
Vague Terms of Service Puts Instagram on Defensive
December 19th, 2012 by Bill MiltenbergAfter Instagram’s users reacted negatively to the app’s new terms of service, co-founder Kevin Systrom attempted to clear up confusion and quell fears.
Reaching ‘Ungettables’: Best Place is At the Gas Pump
December 19th, 2012 by Scott Van CampDrivers 18 to 54, who resist TV commercials and bypass online ads, can reliably be reached at the gas pump.
What’s Your Sentence?
December 18th, 2012 by Diane SchwartzThe story goes that journalist Clare Booth Luce once asked President John F Kennedy what his one sentence was, that a “great man is a sentence”. Concerned that Kennedy was more “a paragraph” than a sentence, Booth (one of the first females to s…