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Use these five tips to create press releases that your target audience will both find and want to read.

Want to know where to spot the next trends in communications? Look no further than the current presidential campaigns. Four years ago social media came of age when it helped pave the way to the White House for Barack Obama. Its power to form communitie…

There may be no better time than to woo the C-suite—27% of CEOs are most concerned about identifying the type of leader their organization will need in the future.

There may be no better time than to woo the C-suite—27% of CEOs are most concerned about identifying the type of leader their organization will need in the future.

The action not only breaks up Facebook’s all-male board of directors, but is a solid PR move in the face of constant criticism of the company.

The action not only breaks up Facebook’s all-male board of directors, but is a solid PR move in the face of constant criticism of the company.

The other day I caught an excellent blog post by Earl Wilkinson, executive director and CEO of INMA (International Newsmedia Marketing Association), which offered an informative take on the rapid change that is occurring in the newspaper industry—jus…

Any successful rebrand begins with careful research: learning what your audiences like—and don’t like—about your offerings.

A June 2012 Grayling PR study shows that visibility of PR pros’ communications activity at the board level is up nearly 50%.

Any successful rebrand begins with careful research: learning what your audiences like—and don’t like—about your offerings.