No startup can acquire users and grow without publicity. Or at least, it’s one hell of a challenge to do so. But publicity helps achieve another important thing for a startup – attract potential investment.
It’s 2018 and communicators, SEO experts, marketers, and content creators still haven’t figured out how to effectively pitch media and bloggers—and get results. Are you ready to change it?
One of the key indicators of sector strength, job growth in the U.S. PR industry, continues its upward trend for the 4th consecutive year, according to a new report by PRunderground.com.
Mastering digital engagement and measuring the value of PR are the two most pressing challenges facing communications professionals, research has confirmed.
Like most marketing and sales activities, PR can be accurately measured and optimized once you start collecting the right data. Start with your Buyer Personas…
This was one hell of a year for Prowly Magazine! We have published more than 110 specialist articles, received over a few dozen chunky comments, launched a Polish version of our blog, kicked off our educational project, and released 10 e-books on different aspects of PR as part of our Prowly Academy. First and foremost, […]
To wrap up our series on crisis communications, I decided to ask a few pros for their best crisis communications planning tips. Here’s what they had to say…
Luckily, technology along with PR are moving forward, and you may choose from a whole range of different tools to help you make your work more efficient—so, after hours, you can move on to doing whatever relaxes you.
‘Fake News’ is not a new concept. But with the revolution of social media, it’s been difficult to differentiate between “real” stories and ”fake” news.
In Part One, we took a closer look at the mechanics of breaking problems down, so they would be less overwhelming and seemingly more bearable. The aim of Part Two is to spark creativity and facilitate the process of coming up with solutions for the problems at hand.
This text is going to come in two parts—the first one is about gaining a new perspective on the issues at hand and how to make them look more bearable, while the second one will equip you with an efficient tool to come up with solutions.