Social Media Restrictions Around the World
by By Bryna Geary Today’s class with guest speaker, Anna Klyueva, made me appreciate the amount of social media freedom we have in the United States. …
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How Brands Should Influence on Social Media
By Abigaelle Mulligan One thing many people forget to remember is that social media is firstly, social. Social media is made-up of individuals. It houses …
Bloggers are the New Influencers
By: Danielle Horn Bloggers have become the wanted insider and trustful voice instead of the unwanted guest, which they were viewed as a few years back. …
Instagram Makes Its Way to the Top
By: Sophie Wenet I don’t know about you, but I am on social media constantly. I am consistently looking to see what is going on …
Top 5 Ways to Use Twitter for Professional Networking
By: Aysia Kezerian While LinkedIn may be the first thing that comes to your mind when it comes to professional networking, Twitter can also be …
To Plan or Not To Plan – There Is No Question
By Valerie Wiebmer (@valeriewiebmer) To Plan. Planning and organization are key in many different aspects of life, especially in the business environment, and can often …
An Emoji is Worth a Thousand Words
By Alexis McNeal (@AmcnealUOAd) It is taught over and over again from kindergarten to high-school, “If you don’t have anything nice to say then don’t say …
#McDStories turns into #McDhorrorstories
By Ashley Carter “What’s the worst that could happen?” Melissa Agnes asserts that this is a very important question for every communications professional to ask …
#RaceTogether or #RiotTogether?
By Deanna Borocz As communicators, we all want to create the new, best and most creative campaigns to present to our clients who then decide …
Bud Light is “Up For Whatever”, Including a Communication Crisis
By Nici Bentivegna As public relations practitioners, we strive to be creative, groundbreaking and innovative to get our clients name into the public. However, creativity …