There is always something to write about and there is always something to say. http://t.co/Sa9EUwza11 #content pic.twitter.com/US4TxdIW31

— Springboard PR (@PRtips) September 23, 2014

Interactive press releases are a mini-website #untj4460 #PR #publicrelations #tips

— Heidi Amsden (@heidiamsden) September 23, 2014

Technology changes. Human nature doesn’t. Capitalize on human nature. #PRTips #PRRockStar

— Pure PR (@PurePROKC) September 23, 2014

Sometimes you want to be careful how you talk and treat other people, you never know who they are or will become. #PR101 #PRTips #PRactice

— Abel & Fernandes (@_abelfernandes) September 23, 2014

Developing clear, unequivocal messaging is essential to effect crisis #communication. Read more: http://t.co/H17KlaED0h #PR #PRtips

— ECPR Austin (@ECPRAustin) September 22, 2014

People love a good story. Make the most out of your client case wins where possible #PRTips

— LexRex Comms (@LexRexComms) September 22, 2014

.@prweb Keep press releases short and to the point. Reporters want facts, not fluff! #PRTips

— PAWS PR (@PawsPR) September 22, 2014

“The more often you repeat something the more likely people are to believe it’s true.” #PositivePressPR #PRtips

— Positive Press PR (@PositivePressPR) September 22, 2014

Before you call a journalist you don’t know to pitch a story, check out their recent work so you don’t waste their time or yours. #PRTip

— Leonard & Finco (@thePRexperts) September 23, 2014

Pitch to the #media early in the morning to catch editors and reporters as they are go through their email. #PRTip

— Snap Storm Media (@SnapStormMedia) September 20, 2014