Public Relations Resources

SEO, Backlinks, and BEO: Three Pillars for Stronger PR and Brand Awareness

SEO, Backlinks, and BEO: Three Pillars for Stronger PR and Brand Awareness

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.

What Leaders Would Change About Their Crisis Communications Plans

What Leaders Would Change About Their Crisis Communications Plans

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.

ChatGPT Is Everywhere. Here's How to Keep Your PR Job.

ChatGPT Is Everywhere. Here's How to Keep Your PR Job.

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.

How Businesses Can Navigate a Polarized World

How Businesses Can Navigate a Polarized World

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.

Four Ways Marketing and PR Can Drive Business Success Together

Four Ways Marketing and PR Can Drive Business Success Together

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.

The Political Gap Between PR Pros and the US Population

The Political Gap Between PR Pros and the US Population

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.

What Journalists Appreciate Most About PR Pros (And What Needs Improvement)

What Journalists Appreciate Most About PR Pros (And What Needs Improvement)

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.

Top 5 PR Trends to Watch in 2023

Top 5 PR Trends to Watch in 2023

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.

Five PR Strategies for Brand-Building Through the 2022 'SaaSacre'

Five PR Strategies for Brand-Building Through the 2022 'SaaSacre'

Fears of a possible recession have B2B SaaS companies feeling off-balance. But that doesn't mean branding has to stop. Time to pull out these five PR tactics and make your company stand out in a different way.

How Comms and PR Work Is Changing

How Comms and PR Work Is Changing

More than three quarters of comms and PR professionals say their volume of work has increased over the past few years, according to recent research from Ned’s Job of the Week and Sword and the Script Media.

Three Ways to Get More PR for Your Business

Three Ways to Get More PR for Your Business

You know you've got the best service around. But does anyone else know it? Check out these three tips to increase brand awareness with more media coverage.

Seven Pillars of B2B Brand Reputation Management

Seven Pillars of B2B Brand Reputation Management

"Oh, that company? I hear it's shady..." Don't let that happen to you! Consistent vigilance over your media mentions can help manage your brand's reputation.

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