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Personal Web sites have been around a long time. Just ask anyone with an old Angelfire or GeoCities page. But now, Internet users have a dizzying array of free, feature-rich services to choose from — no coding skills required.       

-Azadeh Ensha

AP Style isn't just for the media. If you want reporters to cover your stories, you need to write like they do.

-Mickie Kennedy

Pinterest is adding a much-requested feature from its users that will let them perform a search of just their pins. The update comes as Pinterest is launching plenty of new features and adds integration with big brands.

-Eliza Kern

Free is fine, but free and good is awesome. Check out the best apps, services and software online, for work and play.

Images add a lot to the appeal of a blog, but bloggers, particularly when huge organizations are involved, have to be careful about using images they find online.

-Malhar Barai

All your own formal preparation can go by the boards through pure carelessness or lack of foresight. Make sure your message lands by taking these basic steps.

-Brad Phillips

Not sure how to get your point across? Debating whether to copy someone? Follow these tips to fix some bad habits.

-Tom Smith

Are you new to Twitter or just want to build a substantial following on this popular social network? Here are 11 tips that I’ve found helpful.

-Ellyssa Kroski

Facebook now allows brands to list contact information, calls to action, and product details in their cover photos. Here are the best ways to use the new-found freedom.

-Jim Belosic

Social media has forever changed how nonprofits and journalists distribute and consume news stories, yet the format of nonprofit press releases has not evolved at all. Almost every communication medium out there has been impacted by the rise of social and mobile media, but not press releases. I think that enterprising nonprofits would be eager to try something new to help your nonprofit stand out from the hundreds of traditional press releases that journalists and media outlets are bombarded with on a weekly or even daily basis. 

When most people think about YouTube they think sharing videos and or about all of the videos they can discover. Most people don't think about the useful editing tools that are built into YouTube. The YouTube video editor has some useful features for teachers and students.

-Richard Byrne

It’s not just about what you say, though that’s certainly important. It’s about what you do, too.

-Yvette Pistorio

In the first of a new series on PR Daily , we’re advising you on the dos and don’ts for using the popular microblog—although it’ll take more than 140 characters to do it.

-Kevin Allen

The projector world is multifaceted, with a wide range of technologies, and projectors of various sizes and capabilities. We wade through the factors to consider.

-M. David Stone

This infographic explores the psychology of color and suggests why brands like McDonald’s and Pizza Hut prefer red whereas Lowe’s opts for blue.

-Kevin Allen

Read this, because the free secret you’ll find here instantly delivers value.

-Brian Conlin

Your keyboard is just one spill away from dark roast Armageddon. Sound familiar? Then you have a very bad tech habit, friend. Allow us to help.

-Christopher Null

To engage your audience—and bolster your reputation as a dynamic presenter—try these techniques.

-Jenny Kay Pollock

That ideal photo or illustration is a godsend—but only if you follow whatever permission protocol the owner has specified. Otherwise, it could cost you big bucks.

-Andy Goldberg

Everyone's talking about Pinterest but not everyone 'gets' it. You will after following these seven steps to Pinterest fluency.

-Meredith Popolo