How-to examples & business cases for implementing effective public relations and marketing techniques.
Technology offers tools that help people achieve New Year’s resolutions like saving money, getting fit, and staying connected, but personal commitment is still key.
DetailsTo network effectively, focus on giving rather than taking. Build genuine relationships by listening, being patient, and avoiding purely transactional interactions.
DetailsDecember celebrates connection with holiday gatherings and heartfelt cards, but social media is like sending a holiday card every day of the year. Find out how social media can strengthen your relationships throughout the year, making the time spent together at the holidays even more meaningful.
DetailsSuccess in PR requires diverse skills, journalism insight, audience awareness, storytelling, and availability to build trust with journalists and clients.
DetailsThis is an oldie from my Mem. Growing up, she always made the tastiest treats, especially around the holidays. This was a favorite from her list of ten recipes she’d make each year to share and give as gifts. ~ Whitney
DetailsWhile I love baking cookies for the holidays, I do like to have some good bar recipes because they are no-fuss and quick. I don’t recall where I originally found this recipe, but it’s a perfect blend of pecan pie and chocolate. ~ Charlene
DetailsOriginally from the December 1979 edition of Seventeen Magazine, this recipe has become my family’s New Year’s Eve meal. For added festivity, use any extra pastry dough to cut out stars to add to the top of the pie. ~ Emma
DetailsThis is perfect for cold winter days. It’s easy to assemble ahead of time and bring to a friend or enjoy with loved ones. Best of all, it’s great to have leftovers in the freezer. You can make it with or without meat. ~ Kat
DetailsI love to wake up over the holidays and know that a wonderful breakfast is just an hour away, so overnight French toast is always a favorite! This decadent version is a winner. ~ Anna
DetailsThis is another one of my late mother Oma’s recipes. It is very easy to make, and it is impressive when you serve it either for breakfast, dessert, or afternoon tea. I have a cousin in Massachusetts who makes it for every holiday breakfast, and she always sends me a photograph of the cake in front of either the Easter eggs or the Christmas tree! I love family traditions like that, don’t you? ~ Nancy
DetailsI always make fresh cranberry relish for Thanksgiving – it’s a wonderful addition or alternative to cranberry sauce and you can tweak it to make it your own! – Anna
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