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Pinterest is still a relatively new social media platform, which means brands are still trying to figure out how to best use it. Here are some tips for brands of all types.

When executives say their brands don't have any competitors to worry about, they're likely only thinking of direct competitors. There are other kinds.

From how the industry treats women to the rapidly changing media landscape, PR must evolve. Attitudes have to change, too.

Using these filler words when you speak will annoy your listeners and torpedo your credibility.

This infographic explains how to stay on the right side of the law, as well as tips for creating original images.

Think blogging is the only type of content marketing? Think again. Here are 100 other categories of things you can create.

Writing doesn't need to be a tedious and frustrating task. Consider these tips to get your creative juices flowing.

Try these methods of content delivery on for size, because you can never have too many choices.

Facebook does a bang-up job of getting marketers hooked on 'likes' and shares, but is any of it really productive?

While both genders are hooked on social media and mobile devices, they prefer to use the technology differently. Here's what organizations need to know.

A snapshot of what works best in the current Facebook landscape and how quickly things can change.

If you aren't posting to social media when most of your audience members are on, all that time you spent can go to waste. These are the times you should focus on.

Not all infographics are created equal. Here's how to make yours stand out from the pack.

Despite the growth of social media and other digital outlets, studies show that traditional PR is still tops when it comes to what readers believe.

The brands with the most followers aren't necessarily the ones with the most engaged followers.

This advice might sound blasphemous to some, but it could bring you more business.

The search giant may have announced that it's not going to be investing any further in social software platform Wildfire, but that doesn't mean all is lost.

A press release isn't about clearing your desk or making the boss happy. It has just one goal: eliciting a call back from a reporter. Here's how to do that.

Whether you're trying to impress a prospective client, networking to find a job, or meeting new co-workers, you don't want to be caught forgetting someone's name.

Put your creativity to the test, and the ideas you ultimately bring back to clients will be all the stronger for it.

Did you know that Pinterest drives more revenue than Facebook and Twitter? Every Pinterest follower is valuable, and you want as many as you can get.

What you need to include on your LinkedIn profile to make it as effective as you want it to be.

A Cleveland-area job list manager goes off on young job seekers who contacted her for help. Unfortunately for her, the internet can be equally as unkind.

The author famous for her characters who make life-changing social blunders can teach social media users a thing or two.

Give reporters what they really want: timely, useful information that can help them do their jobs. Just don't be a pest about it.

A Harvard behavioral scientist says a relationship with a brand is a lot like a romantic relationship. Straying is invigorating, but brings back feelings for a favored brand even stronger.

A creative team must include people with varying backgrounds and interests, but it's to your benefit to make sure the team works as a finely tuned unit.

Research shows that the Internet has diminished readers' attention spans. Make it easier for your readers to grasp your point by adhering to these tips.

Increasingly, employers are checking out social media profiles -- and not just to find potentially incriminating photos of job applicants.

If you manage a brand's Twitter account, chances are you're not interacting as much as you could be. And that's not a good thing.