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Rosanna M. Fiske, APR, outlines plans for the upcoming year
2011 PRSA Chair and CEO Rosanna M. Fiske, APR, spoke with PR Tactics Editor-in-Chief John Elsasser at PRSA’s headquarters in New York on Dec. 7 about the New Year. In this edition of “Profiles in PR,” Fiske discusses her leadership style, the growth of the profession, increasing diversity and PRSA initiatives for 2011.
At the PRSAY blog, Fiske discusses PRSA's 2011-13 Strategic Plan. You can find out more about our future here.
Mobile’s challenges for digital communicators
The expansion of mobile devices is changing how consumers use the Internet. In this month’s Digital Dialogue column, Ryan Zuk,APR, explains why you need to customize your content to make it accessible for your on-the-go audiences.
Learning made easy: Find the right research
By finding appropriate existing information, you can reduce the expense and duplication of creating original (or primary) research. Frank Oviatt, APR, explains what motivates research and how to articulate a strategic research question, and provides source ideas for data collection and analysis. Here’s how you can connect the dots and take the next step with your research.
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5 ways to improve your copy in 2011
Want to achieve your New Year’s resolutions this year? Just do as I do: Resolve to watch more reality TV, says Ann Wylie. Here, she introduces her new monthly column for PR Tactics, “Writing with Wylie,” and provides five writing resolutions you should make today.
News & Views
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Trending Topics for 2011
We interviewed 18 experts in six different areas about the trends they see on the horizon for public relations. Here’s what they had to say about crisis communications, public affairs, diversity, branding, social media, research and measurement. -
Loud and Clear: Transparency Mobilizes Public Engagement
In this digital age, citizens expect transparency, accountability and real-time response. Here, David Gorodetski discusses how government agencies are meeting these demands and how public relations efforts enable these initiatives.
Ask the Professional
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Momentum Shift? Preparing for 2011
Q: What’s your outlook for PR professionals in 2011 — especially those working in agencies?
Digital Dialogue
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Expanding Horizons: Mobile’s Challenges for Digital Communicators
The expansion of mobile devices is changing how consumers use the Internet. In this month’s Digital Dialogue column, Ryan Zuk explains why you need to customize your content to make it accessible for your on-the-go audiences.
Diversity Dimensions
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The Growing Gay Market
OutNewsWire.com is the first Web-based news distribution service dedicated to providing relevant news and entertainment content to LGBT news channels. In this month’s Diversity Dimensions column, learn how you can connect with LBGT media.
PRSA Perspectives
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It’s January — and Time is Short
This month, William M. Murray, CAE, President and COO, PRSA shares how PRSA’s member benefits can help you make the most of 2011.
Hands On: How to Advice for PR Practitioners
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Preparing for Your Performance Review: 10 Review Mistakes and How to Fix Them
Elizabeth Sosnow draws on her PR leadership experience to tell you how you can make the most of your performance review. By staying focused, reflective and open, you can turn this nerve-wracking experience into a positive opportunity for constructive feedback. -
The Power of Social Networks: Reviving the Intranet
Intranets were often applied without strategy, making them inefficient and underutilized. Now, intranets are undergoing a fundamental change, shifting focus to connect people to people. Here, Steve Racick offers some suggestions for how you can create a thriving online community. -
When Does it Pay to Work for Free?
Pro-bono activities can prove to be beneficial for both the PR agencies and clients involved. Follow these suggestions from Betty Weibel, APR to create a rewarding opportunity without becoming overwhelmed.
