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Business leaders mistakenly think PR is only about making phone calls and landing segments on 'The Today Show.' For the sake of your career, it's time to set the record straight.

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Try these formats to light a creative spark and inspire engaging posts that your audience will devour and share.

The transient nature of Generation Y might be a direct result of employers' failure to trust and challenge those younger staffers. Are you mishandling this cadre of tech-savvy newbies?

Jargon can muddle the meaning of any PR copy, but your online presence is subject to the same. Here are several buzzwords to remove, along with tips to improve.

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