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Public Relations Skills That Define the Modern Practitioner
For those already working in the public relations industry, it goes without saying that this is a world of constant flux and change.
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Three PR CEOs at the Pinnacle: Amendola, Binder, Miller
As they're starting to get more wide recognition, women continue to wow with their power in various fields.
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Public Relations Salary Ranges
Public relations salary bands for 2026 by U.S. city, sector, and agency size. Washington, D.C., New York, San Francisco at the top. Crisis, financial communications, and GEO carry the highest sector premiums. In-house vs. agency deltas at every level, plus bonus and equity patterns from Account Executive to Chief Communications Officer.
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Career Spot: The Political Social Media Strategist
Career Spot: Political Social Media Strategist.
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Continued Education Should Be Part of Every Digital Agency
It's a well-known fact that marketing and public relations are two industries that are constantly in a state of change.
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Time Management for PR Professionals: Four Principles That Actually Work
PR professionals run some of the most fragmented workdays in business. Four operational principles for taking back your time — updated for the demands of AI-era communications work.
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How to Land and Grow a PR Job
Public relations is one of the fastest-growing professional services categories. What actually works to land a PR job and grow it into the career you want.
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Prepare to Win a PR Job With These Proven Interview Tips
The PR interview is shorter, faster, and more focused on the work than candidates expect. What agencies actually test for, what to bring, the writing test, and the follow-up that decides the offer.
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Women and PR – A Perfect Combination
Women make up the majority of PR professionals — 63% of specialists and 59% of managers, per BLS data. Why the discipline fits, where the pay gap sits, and why the biggest firms keep losing senior women to competitors they eventually start themselves.