Get to know your #Facebook fans and engage with them. If you’re boring, they’ll stop engaging with you. http://t.co/o3zNRWx3ti #socialtips

— Springboard PR (@PRtips) July 14, 2014

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

— Pretty Living PR (@PrettyLivingPR) July 12, 2014

Exploit your strengths, step into and own your power. #PRTips

— Cyndy Hoenig (@CyndyHoenig) July 11, 2014

Double-check all facts before posting to avoid a communications blunder http://t.co/dK0LLan03U #PRTips pic.twitter.com/8BpXq8yYip

— Bristol PR (@Bristol_PR) July 11, 2014

Upcoming TV appearance? Have your key talking points boiled down to a few short sound bites. More #PRtips http://t.co/npF3KbTzEq #publicity

— Social Sage PR (@DonnaCravotta) July 11, 2014

Spend time reading the publications you are targeting with PR #prtips

— Mexia Communications (@MexiaComms) July 11, 2014

#PRTip When networking go beyond your industry. You want to build a broader awareness for your brand. Think outside the box!

— PiperRaePR (@PiperRaePR) July 14, 2014

#PRTip – if you’re pitching a blogger to cover your product, remember most of us have day jobs. Correspondence via email is preferred.

— Heather M (@MissusHeatherM) July 15, 2014

#PR101 #PRtip Pay attention to editorial calendars and how far out an outlet plans their content #longlead or #shortlead

— Ruby Media Group (@RubyMediaGroup) July 14, 2014

In a #PR crisis, make sure every decision is based on sound, socially responsible business principles. #PRtip

— PRSA Phoenix (@PRSAPhoenix) July 13, 2014