Does an online presence make a difference in media relations? Hundreds of journalists nationwide were asked that question. Here are insights from their collective response.

Twitter and Facebook have become integral parts of many journalists’ day-to-day activities. To help you keep up, here are a few helpers to explore.

Journalists: Do you ever want to walk a day in a PR pro’s shoes? Well, here’s your chance.

The platform's ever-changing algorithms can be maddening for brand managers, but these tactics can afford you a glimpse into the future so you can stay ahead of the curve.

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At first, PR might seem like a trying career. If you commit for the long haul, however, you’ll learn that few other professions offer as much as this niche. The outgoing PRSSA veep explains why.

Despite the many articles that advise how to attract consumers using social media, one marketer says it’s less about the tactics you use, and more about believing in your brand.

In 2015, people spent $21 billion on the third-largest retail holiday of the holiday of the year. Here's how marketing pros can take advantage of last-minute shoppers. 

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How many words can you pump out in an hour? No idea? You're not alone. The larger point is that bad habits might be slowing you down. Here's how to break them and pick up the pace.

Public relations pros are often fantastic storytellers. This is especially true when it comes to doling out advice. Jot down this pro’s top tips from his decades in the business.

As with common gaffes of usage and punctuation, botched syntax can distort a writer’s intended message—often with humorous consequences.