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- Demonstrating the link between investment in PR/corporate communications and business outcomes has always been hard. But proving value is getting easier. Here's what you need to know. more
- Which tasks do PR and communications teams excel at? Which tasks are they struggling with most? To find out, researchers conducted a survey among 427 senior-level PR and comms professionals globally. more
- An increasing number of customers want ethical products and services. That means marketers need to adopt more ethical marketing practices. Here's what you need to know—and do. more
- Radio and podcast appearances can be powerful ways to spread your message to an audience of avid listeners who might convert into potential leads. But you have to know how to tailor your message to audiences that listen to these types of shows. These useful tips will help. more
- These days, public relations extends beyond traditional media. In fact, you can—and should—use social media for your B2B brand's PR as well. If only because 75% of B2B buyers use social media to make purchase decisions. Find out how to reach them. more
- Companies that spotlight their expertise, innovation, and commitment to customer success are more likely to accumulate brand loyalty—and the easiest way to do those things is through effective PR. more
- As a PR pro, you can't rely on someone else to source genuine media contacts for you. Keeping a healthy PR email list is your responsibility. Here's how to do that. more
- This article explores what makes for a great interview: research and preparation, a proper guest introduction, and engaging conversation. more
- When news drops, it hits seemingly every social platform at once. It can be hard for a brand to stand out among all the noise. Following the tips in this article for better social media PR. more
- You'd never hide your content from your target audience, right? If you're not publishing content in the publications your target audience is reading, you might be. Here's how to get it in front of them. more
- Increased use of generative AI has the potential to populate the Internet with false photos and misinformation, and PR pros need to prepare for possible crises. more
- Paid advertising gives you reach, but it's earned media coverage that builds brand trust. Check out this article for tips on how to get more media coverage. more
- How should B2B communicators dip their toes into the AI waters before fully embracing it? There are three major things to consider: what AI excels at, what skills it lacks, and what legal and copyright issues are at stake. more
- If you find yourself moaning about something "everyone is talking about," it may be a good time to use that something to benefit your PR strategy. Just don't push too far outside your client's wheelhouse. more
- Crises are inconvenient but inevitable. These four high-profile calamities from 2022 are great examples of what and what not to do during a crisis. more
- Writing for public relations can be a challenge, especially when you're not familiar with your client's industry. Check out three tips for successful PR writing. more
- Press releases are widely maligned. But if you use them strategically, they can be effective marketing and communications tools. Here's how to make yours a success. more
- Now that media outlets have fully transitioned to online spaces, PR and SEO have become intrinsically linked. Journalists do searches, too, and the higher a press release ranks in search results, the more likely it will be covered. more
- Most business leaders who have been through a crisis say they would practice their communications plan more in advance, use more communications tools, and broaden the scope of their communications plan, according to recent research. more
- AI will only replace you if your pitches and marketing copy are as wooden as those crafted by... well, a robot. It's time to embrace your humanity. more
- People say businesses should act as trustworthy information sources, base actions on science, and avoid aligning with a political party to avoid being seen as politically motivated when taking stands, according to recent research from Edelman. more
- Are your PR and marketing departments butting heads? It happens. But as in every case, companies have greater success when the two departments work together. Check out four tips for uniting marketing and PR pros. more
- Public relations professionals are much more likely to say they are politically progressive compared with the general population of the United States, according to recent research from the NYU School of Professional Studies and PR Week. more
- Members of the media say the characteristic they appreciate most in PR professionals is understanding what journalists need, and the characteristic that needs the most improvement is also understanding what journalists need. more
- In the midst of layoffs and economic uncertainty, what tactics will public relations firms turn to in the new year? Check out these five possibilities. more