The 19 most popular Muck Rack posts in 2019

December 29th, 2019

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We published nearly 200 blog posts to the Muck Rack blog this year! Let’s give 2019 (and the decade) a proper send-off by taking a look back at some of our most popular posts from the year. We've determined the year's top 19 blog posts based on Google Analytics web traffic and included some fun social sharing stats using the Muck Rack Bookmarklet, too. Read on to see the list of top blog posts, and check out some other popular blog posts from the past few weeks.  Like this article? Click to tweet it.  Free download: The essential guide to choosing PR software in 2020 Entering 2020, it’s never been harder to figure out which PR technology will set your team up for success. In 2019, our industry has seen more change, consolidation and marketing noise than ever before. The Muck Rack team decided it’s time to separate truth from fiction, and essential PR capabilities from imposters and nice-to-haves. Our essential guide to choosing PR software in 2020 includes: The biggest challenges facing PR as we enter a new decade Questions to ask, as well as do’s and don’ts, for selecting PR tools Exclusive insights from surveys of hundreds of journalists and PR pros Click here to download the full guide!  Muck Rack's Top Blog Picks Case study from Memo: So you've measured your PR. Now what? Putting some numbers around the results of a press cycle is key. But it’s what comes after that creates better campaigns, unlocks budget and wins new business. (Tweet it) Leveraging the PESO model (Plus, some essential tips for end of year PR reporting) A quick look at the media industry, a media model that can inform your PR strategy and some metrics you can use to measure your success. (Tweet it) The top 25 newspapers based in Alabama We know how important it is for you to stay in-the-know with top publications, outlets and journalists. Check out the top 25 newspapers in Alabama based on audience. (Tweet it) This month in bad PR pitches Here are some of the more cringeworthy tweets from journalists about the PR pitches landing in their inboxes lately. (Tweet it) Muck Rack is always looking for guest bloggers! If you’re interested in writing for us, check out our submission guidelines and send us a pitch.  Follow Muck Rack on Twitter and check in through the day to find out what's interesting the journalism community. If this newsletter was forwarded to you and you'd like to receive it every day, click here to subscribe. If there are any journalists on Twitter you'd like to follow through Muck Rack, let us know. Brought to you by: Muck Rack 96 Spring St, Floor 7 New York, NY 10012 hello@muckrack.com

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