with Kristine D'Arbelles, Julia Kent and Ross Simmonds
The surprising part of this infographic from warc.com is that everyone loves using social media, sees the benefit and even increases the amount spent on doing social media. The even more surprising part of this infographic is that 50% of Continue reading Social media is great but measuring sucks [infographic]
There is no one who has more questions about your company then your customers or consumers. And rightly so. McDonalds recently decided to answer their customers questions. Now, I don’t eat at McDonald’s and nor will I ever, but I Continue reading Answering the tough questions via a video campaign
This week on Young PR Pros we celebrate some big news and at the same time Kristine Simpson and Julia Kent, with heavy hearts, say goodbye to our dear friend and host of Young PR Pros, Molli Megasko. Molli Continue reading Young PR Pros: Episode #15 – How to leave
About a three months ago, I started a podcast called Young PR Pros, a weekly podcast for the young and young at heart PR pros looking to build and advance their careers. Among the usual resume and interview tips, Julia Continue reading A few reasons why your company needs Millennials: Forbes
My brother loves TED Talks and once and a while he will send me videos he thinks are expectationally good. We live in a high paced world, filled with stress, deadlines, financial worry and pressure from work, family and friends. Continue reading The happy secret to better work
It is not often someone celebrates a 300th birthday. So, when such a birthday does come around, I beleive it merits recognition. Last week, Inside PR celebrated it’s 300th show. It all started with Terry Fallis and David Jones with Continue reading Happy Birthday Inside PR, from Your Producer!
Today, we follow up to last week’s episode where we interviewed out very own Julia Kent about her job. This week, we interviewed the creator and host of Young PR PRos, Kristine Simpson to find out about her job and what she does on a daily Continue reading Young PR Pros: Episode #14 – A day in the life of Kristine Simpson
Sometimes the best way to connect with your audience is to make fun of yourself. A company with a sense of humour is perceived as more human and real, and your audience are more likely to respond positively. However, humour Continue reading A sense of humour makes a company seem more human
This week is week four of my review of the different generations in our society. I have so far reviewed the silent generation, baby boomers and Gen X. I now proceed to the next generations in chronological order, generation Y, Continue reading PR Word of the Week #35: Generation Y
This week, we wanted to help you learn about the different jobs available to young PR professionals in the world of public relations, communications and marketing. There are so many titles out there: internal communications, marketing manager, digital engagement, Continue reading Young PR Pros: Episode #13 – A day in the life of Julia Kent