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Infographic: How PR pros can make the most of Google Analytics
Infographic: How PR pros can make the most of Google Analytics'

Website optimization might seem like the purview of coders and digital engineers, but Google’s data provide powerful insights about the success and reach of your content.

Facebook confirms it’s testing a ‘downvote’ option Social Media
Facebook confirms it’s testing a ‘downvote’ option
The social media platform has never had a ‘dislike’ button, despite users’ wishes. Will a new comment moderation option help or hurt brands and businesses?
 
 
Embrace these 2018 trends in health care marketing Health Care Marketing
Embrace these 2018 trends in health care marketing
Marketing health care services is likely to get even more competitive in the coming year. Pay attention to these key issues.
 
 
Study: The perfect blog post length—and how long it should take to write From the Archives
Study: The perfect blog post length—and how long it should take to write
Should you publish weekly, daily or monthly? Will a 1,000-word post get more views than one that's only 500 words? The answers are in the data.
 
 
‘Crisis’ and ‘panic’ don’t have to go hand in hand Conference Alert
‘Crisis’ and ‘panic’ don’t have to go hand in hand
Crises aren’t always avoidable, but following these steps will help you stay calm and protect your organization.
 
 
Look to your employees when executing an influencer campaign Marketing
Look to your employees when executing an influencer campaign
As interest in influencer marketing continues to grow, brand managers should make the most of employees and their social networks—and turn their co-workers into social media mavens.
 
 
Announcing PR Daily’s 2018 Media Relations Awards Awards
Announcing PR Daily’s 2018 Media Relations Awards
Tell us how you told and sold a story about your organization, executives or products. Enter by March 9 to save $50.
 
 
How to be the right kind of ‘edgy’ in your PR campaign The PR Industry
How to be the right kind of ‘edgy’ in your PR campaign
PR pros are constantly looking for an edge to lift their message above the competition, but some risks aren’t worth taking. Here’s how to know whether to take the plunge.
 
 
Dunkin’ Donuts ditches foam cups, grabs big media buzz Marketing
Dunkin’ Donuts ditches foam cups, grabs big media buzz
The chain announces it will switch to more sustainable paper vessels, and the news was greeted with much fanfare on social media—and a slew of coverage.
 
 
Why you don’t need a bigger training budget Communications Training
Why you don’t need a bigger training budget
See how even the smallest comms teams are getting robust training without breaking the bank.
 
 
Gerber grabs kudos with first ever ‘Gerber baby’ with Down syndrome The PR Industry
Gerber grabs kudos with first ever ‘Gerber baby’ with Down syndrome
The company’s chief executive said the 1-year-old’s ‘winning smile and joyful expression won [their] hearts this year.’ Consumers were also enamored with the toddler—and the decision.
 
 
Follow these TED Talk techniques for a killer presentation Public Speaking
Follow these TED Talk techniques for a killer presentation
Engaging your audience can be less challenging if you approach your topic from a unique angle, keep the audience’s needs in mind and remember that stories land better than arid data.
 
 
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