Hello! There are many reasons why we do love this Monday. You know ... bitcoin is fighting for growth, OKEx joins Prowly ... yeah! 🔥🔥 A world-leading digital asset exchange, providing advanced financial services to traders globally by using blockchain technology, started an adventure with us. Check here: https://okexpressroom.prowly.com/.

10 tools that will boost your #publicrelations efforts - recommended by Edyta Kowal 💪

Na początek weekendu proponujemy: czy każdy news, który dla PR-owca jest informacyjną petardą i materiałem na okładkę, faktycznie ma taki potencjał? Jak wybierać tematy, by trafiały w gusta i potrzeby dziennikarzy? Radzi Magdalena Wosińska 👑

Every business has to learn how to navigate the social media waters, along with other 3.499 billion 🤭🤭 active users worldwide, and make friendly connections in order to survive, grow, and possibly make a significant splash. Jacob Wilson suggests "the key to getting more engagement is by being more engaged, so listening to your customers’ needs should always come first".

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Fan and Fuel’s survey: 97% of customers admitted that reading reviews made an impact on their decision to buy? Here are three ways to effectively incorporate your business reviews into #PR and marketing and build a more positive brand perception:

While there are certainly a lot of tools in the PR specialist’s arsenal, the one which is the most effective is also one that is the most popular: video content. Why is it so essential for your #PR? Find out here:

Did you just start a new business? This must be a special moment for you. You want the whole world to find out about it and you certainly think that what you’re doing is a quantum leap. To write a press release including new company, try following this clear-cut process ⬇️⬇️⬇️

"Do you have a hard time fitting reading into your hectic schedule?" - asks PR Daily. Here are some books that dedicated communicators can fit into the most crammed of schedules.🧐🤔📚

#PRpeople about PR industry: "PR is an industry where it’s hard to surprise, yet you need to try to be different or find a new angle", Paul Wilke, Upright Position Communications.