Snapchat’s “Discover” is a new feature which gives brands and media companies the opportunity to publish content on the app. It’s the biggest change to the platform since its introduction in 2011, and it’s a welcomed one for PR and communications pros.
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Snapchat Introduces ‘Discover’ Storytelling Platform for Brands and Media Partners
January 28th, 2015 byHow to Tell a Story When It’s Not a Great Story
January 27th, 2015 by Matthew SchwartzTaking hold of the narrative is one way of trying to manage a crisis. However, in an increasingly fragmented media universe, communicators need multiple tools to manage and communicate about crises.
6 Guidelines for Sharing Tough News Internally
January 26th, 2015 by Steve GoldsteinThe task of writing internal memos about layoffs or “restructuring” and similar crises that threaten livelihoods usually falls to PR and HR professionals. It’s a painful, difficult task, but it’s part of what they signed up to do.
PR Insider: Sticky Client Time and Money Issues
January 26th, 2015 by Andrew BlumShould You Charge a Potential Client a Fee for a Proposal? What Do You Say to a Potential Client About Success-based PR Fees?
6 Tips for Influential Writing on Social Media
January 22nd, 2015 by Mark RenfreeThere is a lot of content out there to compete with and knowing how to write for social media ensures you don’t get lost in the noise.
As ‘Deflategate’ Unfolds, Patriots Enter Full-On Damage Control
January 22nd, 2015 byThe New England Patriots could not make ‘Deflategate,’ the still-developing story about the team using deflated footballs during Sunday’s AFC Championship Game go away. Watching how the Patriots handle full-on damage control mode should provide professional communicators with some key crisis communications lessons.
8 Martin Luther King, Jr. Quotes on Communication and Leadership
January 16th, 2015 byRev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is known as one of history’s best communicators. In his writing, he employed a rich feast or oratorical strategies and stylistic devices, and he displayed a command of grammar and a comprehensive understanding of how to organize a speech for maximum impact. Here are some of his most memorable remarks on communication and leadership.
PR Insider: It’s Time for PR People to Think Like Start-Up People
January 15th, 2015 by Margarita PekerBrainstorm the current and future threats facing your clients to engineer or pre-empt the benefits of hindsight.
4 Communications (and Life) Lessons from Stuart Scott
January 5th, 2015 byStuart Scott’s influence was felt well beyond the world of sports. He was a beloved figure in American culture. What made him such a great, unique communicator?
History Lesson: The Times Square NYE Ball Drop Began as a Publicity Stunt
December 26th, 2014 by Mark RenfreeCelebrating the New Year is nothing groundbreaking, but this quintessentially New York tradition has an unexpected origin.