#PRTip When building your PR team, go with people that have a proven record in booking media. Anyone can pitch; not everyone can place.

— Publicity Dude (@PublicityDude) March 31, 2014

Communication is essential for good PR. Return your phone calls immediately. This establishes trust. #PRTips

— Pure PR (@PurePROKC) April 1, 2014

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

— Aneela Rose PR (@AneelaRosePR) April 1, 2014

When reporters cover your event, DON’T tell them which questions to ask your subject. They know. Let them flow. #PRTip

— chanda temple (@chandatemple) March 31, 2014

#PRTip Don’t be afraid to show your true self in your communications. Remember people do business with people, not robots!

— Whitefoot PR (@WhitefootPR) March 31, 2014

Network and keep in touch with your contacts. Be interested in what they are doing!! #prtip #network

— Rachel Laitala (@rachmariepr) March 29, 2014

#PRTip: Be curious. Keep learning!

— See.Spark.Go (@seesparkgo) March 28, 2014

Replace laziness w/determination. Find the time you don’t have. #PRTips

— Cyndy Hoenig (@CyndyHoenig) March 26, 2014

#PRTip – To understand your business as a means of generating publicity, you have to take off your small business hat.

— Impact PR (@ImpactPR) April 1, 2014

#PRtip – Communicate through many different avenues to your audience. Including social media.

— Issuer Direct Corp (@IssuerDirect) March 31, 2014

1 pet peeve of journalists: People who call and pitch not knowing what they cover. Do your homework. #PRTips

— Cyndy Hoenig (@CyndyHoenig) March 1, 2014

.@Hizabeth‘s #PRtip for today: Twitter is not about quantity…don’t tweet to fulfill a weekly quota, tweet if you have something to say! #PR

— Tribe PR (@TribePR) March 3, 2014

#PRTip “While media is an important aspect to building your brand, it’s still the quality and relevance of the story that matters” @AirPR

— Ruby Media Group (@RubyMediaGroup) February 28, 2014

#PRTip: Facebook and news aggregators are moving toward a newspaper look and feel. Make sure you know how your visuals and posts show up!

— See.Spark.Go (@seesparkgo) February 28, 2014

Con tiempo RT @henrymvd @katjohn Reaching out to current/past clients is one of the best ways to find a sponsor! #Hispz14 #PRtip

— Silke (@mamlatinaphilly) February 28, 2014

#PRTIP: Building relationships with the media is one thing, but also the community is another! #LiebePR

— Tia Greene (@TiaGreene) March 3, 2014

In a news conference or media interview, always acknowledge & answer the question. #PRtip,

— PRSA Phoenix (@PRSAPhoenix) March 2, 2014

Are you launching a new product or service? You’re gonna need a Press Release! #PRTip http://t.co/3Ke32l9eTW

— Montage Now (@MontageNow) March 1, 2014

::.Your reputation precedes you, and in the PR industry your reputation is your currency. #prtip #reputation #publicrelations #prgirl

— Nelly (@NellyFab) February 27, 2014

#PRTip, You are what you publish, make sure everything you publish is relevant to your brand.

— Nicole Martin-Bender (@publicity_va) February 27, 2014

Straight from the reporter’s mouth: PR pros should be proactive, credible and responsive #tips #pr101 #mediarelations #prtips

— MBA pr girl (@MBAprgirl) February 18, 2014

Be sure to meet the key influencers at events. Make a friend, show them value, & they will intro you to their friends. #PRTips

— Cyndy Hoenig (@CyndyHoenig) February 18, 2014

Finalizing your brand comes before advertisement and press. #BrandAwareness #Development #PRTips

— Charissa Lauren (@CharissaLauren) February 13, 2014

Do not look to other companies when developing your strategy. Look within yourself, originality lives on. #PRChat #PR101 #PRTips

— Pretty Living PR (@PrettyLivingPR) February 17, 2014

#PRtips: be persistent. Always remember to follow up if you don’t get answers straight away! #publicrelations

— Bridget O’Brien PR (@BridgetOBrienPR) February 16, 2014

Be Different. If your competitors are doing it, don’t. Stand out from an overcrowded marketplace. #PRTips

— Pure PR (@PurePROKC) February 14, 2014

No matter how big or small your business is, all businesses can benefit from press release distribution. #PRTip

— Montage PR (@MontagePR) February 16, 2014

Always send a handwritten thank you note #standout #PRTIP

— Christina Daves (@PRforAnyone) February 18, 2014

#PRTip: It’s all about relationships.

— See.Spark.Go (@seesparkgo) February 18, 2014

Are you guilty of “burying the lede”? Pitch smart! Aim for the shortest possible length with maximum clarity. #PRAdvice #PR #PRtips

— AirPR (@AirPR) February 18, 2014

Attract followers in your target market. Why care about 1000s of followers who dont care about what you have to say? #PRTips

— Cyndy Hoenig (@CyndyHoenig) October 29, 2013

Tailor your message, tailor your pitch, and think deeper than just sending a free gift. -@jinnaboo #PRTips #fashionprcon @FashionPRCon

— Tanya (@labellatanchi) October 26, 2013

you can't develop other brands, without developing your personal brand first – you. #PRtips

— It's VAN™ (@THEfreshVAN) October 26, 2013

PR is every outward expression of you. Website, logo, tweets, partnerships, what you're wearing. Everything. #PRTips

— Cyndy Hoenig (@CyndyHoenig) October 26, 2013

You also want to make sure that you talk to an attorney to help you set up your biz structure. You need to be protected! #WIPRTALK #PRTips

— Women In PR™ (@WomenInPR1) October 22, 2013

When writing your headline you want to keep it simple and catchy. Keep in mind to always think like a reporter #PRTips #wiprh

— Women In PR™ (@WomenInPR1) October 13, 2013

Make sure you know the VALUE of your product and what you have to offer consumers #branding #smallbiz #PR101 #PRtip

— PR Mentality (@PRMentality) October 29, 2013

#PRTip: Include new developments in your newsletters, and help media locate them. #HTPR

— Lizz Harmon, CEO (@LizzHarmon) October 29, 2013

You don't only want to be apologetic but you want to offer a solution #PRTips #wisdom #crisispr #wiprsummit3

— Women In PR™ (@WomenInPR1) September 28, 2013

Share your expertise through informative and engaging content. http://t.co/4o1g4Gi62n #PRTip

— Christina Daves (@PRforAnyone) October 30, 2013