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November 20, 2020

Telling Stories

Being named one of America’s Best PR Agencies in 2021 by Forbes will forever be a highlight of 2020 (at least something good came out of this year). Being on the Forbes list has us feeling a bit nostalgic. While 2020 might go down as the worst year to ever be, there were some great […]
PR Specialist, Brianna Zimmer, holds up her first piece of earned media.
February 26, 2020

Women in PR

It really doesn’t matter what industry we’re talking about; women are underrepresented. For the sake of this blog, we’ve narrowed it down to focus on public relations. Interestingly enough, 75% of the jobs in PR are held by women. Here’s the kicker… 78% of CEOs are men 65% of boardroom seats are filled by men […]
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January 11, 2019

Public Relations and Digital Marketing: A Modern Love Story

Once upon a time, public relations and marketing teams operated in different worlds and didn’t often connect or collaborate. While that approach used to make some sense, the evolution of the internet has had a drastic impact on traditional public relations and marketing efforts. In a world where journalists can find their own stories through […]
A black keyboard with cartoon ghosts, bats, and a spiderweb superimposed over it.
October 31, 2018

Spooktacular Ghostwriting Tips

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again… Not all ghosts are scary! Last year we celebrated Halloween by sharing ghostwriting tips on the blog, and in the spirit of all things spooky, we are officially resurrecting this topic. Ghostwriting, meaning you are hired to write something that will be credited to another person, […]

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