The Cure for Senioritis http://prdaily.com/Main/Articles/11235.aspx Picked up by PR Daily too! Enjoy. College seniors are rapidly approaching graduate and many have caught the highly contagious ailment: senioritis. However, the classes and experiences one takes during their final semester can have a lasting impact on professional or graduate school aspirations. Professors, advisors and internship supervisors will remember…
As any public relations professional knows….social/digital media is now an essential component to any public relations campaign. And great news for recent PR graduates: your strategic social media skills are highly sought after by employers. Here are a few of my favorite short articles and tips re. how to leverage your knowledge in this fast-evolving area….and how to succeed when…
The Beacon Hill Club, Summit, NJ Job Title – Communication Administrator PAID Part Time – 2-3 days per week – Flexible +/- 20 hours/week Skills – • Graphic Design • Web Development • Marketing • Limited Administrative Experience – Tasks: Update & maintain Club website Design of ads for club functions, programs, notifications, etc. Design…
Don’t Let Latecomers Ruin Your Meeting from the Harvard Business Review No matter how well you’ve prepared your meeting, things will go wrong. One of the more common disruptions is attendees showing up late. If people belatedly walk in, try these three things: Don’t recap. Resist the temptation to catch up latecomers. Keep moving forward.…
http://www.prdaily.com/Main/Articles/11080.aspx Wondering why no one reads your blog? Its the content! Here are easy ways to write engaging posts that people will want to read! Enjoy.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/12/be-an-optimist_n_1336107.html?ref=fb&src=sp&comm_ref=false#s771352&title=Reframe_Those_Disasters Get lost Debby Downer….here are simple ways to be a more positive person and to have a happier life. Enjoy.
Article also picked up by PR Daily: http://prdaily.com/Main/Articles/11103.aspx In public relations, managing clients, colleagues, media contacts and spokespeople are essential PR functions. As a fast-paced entrepreneurial industry, motivated young people may get promoted quickly. While agencies do an excellent job of building staffer knowledge in strategic or skills areas, many companies fail to provide adequate relationship management…
http://www.prsa.org/jobcenter/career_resources/resource_type/tools_tactics/salary_information/salaries_pr/ PRSA has posted typical public relations salaries for 2012. Entry level is not listed, but typically falls between $35K – $40K depending on experience, number of internships and agency size.
To celebrate Super Tuesday, here are a few great articles that show how much PR pros can learn from the gaffes of the candidates and pundits during the primaries. http://www.pancommunications.com/prspeak/2012/01/a-pr-page-from-the-presidential-primary/ http://prontherun.wordpress.com/ http://dougporetz.com/blog/romneys-three-fundamental-pr-mistakes/ Enjoy!
New York Job Description The Simon & Schuster imprint is seeking a Publicity Assistant to work closely with an Associate Director of Publicity in a very active publicity department with a dynamic publishing program. This is a great opportunity to know learn all aspects of the book publishing process and work on non fiction titles.…
