Blogging, #socialmedia and #SEO are the three best ways to drive traffic to a website. #contenttips http://t.co/eOfliLa0K9

— Springboard PR (@PRtips) July 8, 2014

prtips Prepare for a crisis: Create a written communication plan. Be prepared ahead of time. prtips

— Estefana Buckner (@bucknerqw1438) July 8, 2014

PR Tip of the Day: Regardless of the size of the crowd, don’t pass up on speaking engagement opportunities. #prtips pic.twitter.com/TT0wcl01Nl

— Hastings & Pleadwell (@handp) July 8, 2014

Does feeling overwhelmed stall your productivity? Put each project on a 3×5 card. Prioritize by due date, time to complete or mood! #PRtips

— ClarifyPR (@ClarifyPubRel) July 7, 2014

Startup #PRtips @ENTmagazine #2. Establish identity. Before you tell world who you are, make sure you know answer! pic.twitter.com/RDfS1UFXKk

— TishTash (@TishTashTalks) July 7, 2014

A strong professional identity and presence will always help you stand out amongst fellow businesses. #PrettyLivingPR #PR101 #PRTips

— Charissa Lauren (@CharissaLauren) July 5, 2014

Personal Branding: Work on it. It makes you more memorable. #PRTips #PRRockStar http://t.co/qni8mjag78

— Cyndy Hoenig (@CyndyHoenig) July 5, 2014

#PRtip #PR101 Looking to increase local coverage? Watch out for any national trends that may have a local angle and pitch accordingly

— Ruby Media Group (@RubyMediaGroup) July 8, 2014

#PRTip: Before you even begin to assemble a marketing plan, write down realistic goals and angles for your project.

— Susanne Pinedo (@PinedoPR) July 8, 2014

Treat your media contacts like you would your clients #prtip #legalmarketing

— Maria Shahid (@PropJourn) July 7, 2014