Your Employees: The Forgotten Audience In Your Public Relations
There are plenty of articles pointing to how happy employees are more productive, but the same holds true for employees that are aware of what is going on the company.
Ten PR Rules that Never Change
You’re about to leave the safety of the client and [...]
Why PR Agencies Fear the PAY FOR PERFORMANCE PR Model
Here it is again! Another article about Pay-for-Performance PR that [...]
Crisis Communications…oh, where art thou?
Oh my, what a time we live in. Reeling from [...]
William Allen White…Main Street journalism desperately needs you!
I swear I just heard a distant rumble and [...]
Get Your Ass(ets) In Gear. 4 Things That Can Help The Media Tell Your Story Better
Having a great pitch, a great product, or a great [...]
Case Study in Creative Public Relations: Turning No News Into Good News
One of the best things a creative public relations firm [...]
Good Reporting, Fake News and the Loss of Journalistic Trust
It’s a sad state of affairs when the news media and its front line of professional reporters are taking constant hits like a punching bag.
For TV Interviews, the Most Important Interview Won’t Happen on Camera
Media Training can sometimes mean the difference between being a one-time guest or being asked back as a regular contributor.
Three Phone Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Media Interview
This one big obstacle could make or break your interview
