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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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PR and marketing have long been on a collision course. Agency execs that don’t adapt to the industry’s new model could soon be left in the dust. Here’s how you can adjust and thrive.

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Try these unconventional approaches the next time you deliver a speech and want to pique your listeners' interest from the get-go.

Although much of social media is uncharted territory, that doesn’t mean all brand managers should behave like pirates. To increase engagement, consider these guidelines—and tactics.

The platform’s new feature offers PR and marketing pros the opportunity to create thriving communities backed by their brands’ pages, instead of employees’ individual profiles.