In a PR Crisis, there’s no room for ‘No Comment’… Gather your words and take control of the situation! #pr #pr101 #prtips #media…

— Stephanie Greenall (@SDGreenall) May 13, 2014

Video on your web site not only increases SEO, but conveys personality & expertise. #PRTips

— Cyndy Hoenig (@CyndyHoenig) May 12, 2014

Media training tip #1: Do your homework, know who the audience is and keep up to date with issues. #PRtip #intPR

— Ruth Streder (@RuthStreder) May 13, 2014

#PRTip – Prompt follow-up is so important to PR Success. Do all you can to respond and give what is requested ASAP.

— DianaEnnen (@DianaEnnen) May 12, 2014

#PRtip: Answer carefully and transparently when someone asks you a tough question #PR http://t.co/VBjceweLQi

— Montieth & Company (@MontiethPR) May 10, 2014

Accept you’ll make mistakes. Own them and then figure out what to do differently next time. #PRTips

— Aneela Rose PR (@AneelaRosePR) May 12, 2014

Do whatever you can to make the journalist’s job easier. Provide information and make them available in different formats. #prtips

— Glass House PR (@Glass_HousePR) May 13, 2014

Never underestimate the value of a great headshot #PRTIP

— Christina Daves (@PRforAnyone) May 8, 2014

#PRtip Don’t try to “convince” someone of something – it’s a weak position. Demonstrate, and let them come back for what you have

— Anderson Media Group (@TAMGPR) May 8, 2014

#PRTip: Don’t take no for an answer—one idea leads to another & one contact leads to the next. Let “no” be your springboard to success!

— See.Spark.Go (@seesparkgo) May 8, 2014