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Los Angeles, California · Los AngelesLearn from these mistakes. We learn more from our mistakes than our successes. That’s why we asked communicators on LinkedIn to share their biggest mistakes in the industry. The responses range from funny but cringey typos to media handling mistakes and much more. But all represent a lesson learned and a career improved. Several communicators shared their stories anonymously. Responses have been lightly edited for style, clarity and brevity. Hav…See the Story
Communicators share the worst mistakes they've ever made
United States · United StatesHere are after-action tips for making the most out of your tabletop trainings. Crisis tabletop sessions are important, but not just for what happens during the training exercise. [RELATED: Read PoliteMail’s FREE whitepaper, ‘Ensuring Email Data Security in Corporate Communications’ now] “The most valuable moments happen after the exercise ends,” said Dara Cohen, the American Gaming Association’s strategic director of communications and media…See the Story
The most valuable tabletop takeaways often happen after the fact
Washington DC · WashingtonShare your view of crisis comms — and enjoy a discount. Even this early, 2025 is already proving to be a year of challenges for communicators. We want to hear from you on which issues at your organization are weighing on you most heavily – and how you’re addressing them. Your responses will be anonymized and results reported in the aggregate. Please help us take the pulse! The findings from this 3-question survey will be unveiled at the PR Daily…See the Story
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Artificial Intelligence · United StatesSuccessful implementation requires buy-in from staff at all levels. As organizations adopt AI, they must first establish clear implementation strategies. Without the right foundation, AI efforts can stall, leading to inefficiencies and missed opportunities. At a recent Ragan conference, Daryl Drabinsky, PwC’s head of social media and communications, shared how the company integrated AI across its 200-person communications team. “AI is not the ki…See the Story
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Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas CityPR pros must figure out these issues every day. Dustin Siggins is founder of Proven Media Solutions. Media bias can stop your clients from getting in the press. No, this isn’t about politics. It’s about media standards and norms that PR pros must navigate every day, such as:
The client drafts a 2,000-word essay for an outlet that wants 800 words. National media outlets prefer well-known voices like Mark Cuban over a little-known small business…See the Story
Don’t let media 'bias’ keep your clients out of the press
Artificial Intelligence · United StatesMastering AI capabilities doesn’t just keep you relevant — it propels your leadership on generative AI within your organization. The post Mastering AI for Internal Communications appeared first on PR Daily.See the Story
