Take the time to research a journalist & write a personalized message. It’ll make a difference. #PRtip pic.twitter.com/VACcRdE2rB

— INK (@INK_PR) August 5, 2014

#PRTip – Remember keywords in your blog titles to get the most out of your blog.

— DianaEnnen (@DianaEnnen) August 5, 2014

Understand your audience. Only use acronyms when everyone you’re speaking to knows what they mean. #PRTIP

— Leonard & Finco (@thePRexperts) August 5, 2014

#PRTip: Silence may be golden & speech may be silver, but importance is recognizing when to be silent & when to speak.

— IndraPublicRelations (@indraPRGroup) August 5, 2014

#PRTip: The quality of information in your pitches is what determines how the media will regard you. http://t.co/lwhoEmX9oa

— Lisa Elia (@LisaEliaTips) August 4, 2014

PRTip: Pitching news (even breaking) late in the day greatly lessens chance of coverage. Make a point to jump on things early.

— Public Good PR (@PublicGoodPR) July 31, 2014

Is that killer stat too good to be true? Before communicating it, consult experts. Saves reputational damage – http://t.co/UCcoysOyXi #PRtip

— Dan Large (@DPLarge) August 3, 2014

Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing about. It’s all about storytelling. #contentcreation #symonePR #prtips

— Symone PR (@SymonePR) August 6, 2014

Learn to work the media. You have 3 choices: invisible, target, expert. #PRTips #PRRockStar http://t.co/lmMgd6M2PJ

— Cyndy Hoenig (@CyndyHoenig) August 5, 2014

Don’t forget to LOVE UP the wonderful people who are ALREADY in your business world. #PRtips

— Melissa Cassera (@casseracomm) August 2, 2014