Allison Carter is the Executive Editor at PR Daily. She specializes in publishing and media, marketing and advertising, and the intersection of artificial intelligence and communications, often exploring themes related to business and academia. Allison's insights and expertise have been featured in PR.com, University of Virginia, Ragan Communications, CommPRO, YOUR PR DAILY, and TimesDaily.
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Allison Carter's articles predominantly focus on content and publishing, covering topics like public relations, education technology, writing tips, generation Z, diversity and inclusion, social media, AI usage in different sectors. To effectively reach out to her for potential collaboration or contribution opportunities it would be beneficial to offer how-to guides based on the themes she covers. Additionally, providing data-driven insights or expert commentary related to these areas could capture her interest.
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By: Allison Carter
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By: Allison Carter
Despite recent RTO headlines, hybrid work remains resilient. Here’s the data from senior communicators. According to Bloomberg, banking giant JPMorgan Chase will soon tell all employees they must return to the office five days a week. The move, which hasn’t been publicly announced yet and is still subject to change, will bring an end to the […]
What you can do it make it better. There are few feelings in the world as awful as pressing “send” or “publish” on a vital item and realizing you've made a mistake.
By: Allison Carter
We’re going to go out on a limb and assume that your comms department has more work than you can comfortably handle. That’s the status quo for many communicators: more demands and requests pile up and it feels impossible to meet it all.
By: Allison Carter
What you can do it make it better.
What we know as of Tuesday morning.
He founded Geltzer & Co. with his wife, Sheila. Howard Geltzer, co-owner of Geltzer & Co., has died at age 88. Together with his wife Sheila, he founded PR firm Geltzer & Company.
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