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Allison Spooner poses for 8THIRTYFOUR in Grand Rapids
July 11, 2017

Meet Allison, 834's Newest Team Member

We told you we had more surprises up our sleeve… Less than a week after hiring a Managing Director, we’ve also added a Content Associate to our wolfpack and we couldn’t be happier. Our team is rapidly growing and we are humbled by these internal successes. On that note, meet our latest edition, Allison Spooner. Allison’s writing experience […]
A man browses the business section of a newspaper.
April 18, 2017

How to Write a Killer Press Release

Step #1: Don’t write the release. Public relations has changed a lot since I (Kim) started my career, with digital becoming integral in the process of earning media. In fact, a press release isn’t needed in multiple situations. 834 best serves our clients by building relationships with reporters whether local, statewide, national or international. It […]
December 20, 2016

Create Content That Doesn't Suck

We create a ton of content for our clients on a daily basis. This could be anything from social media posts, blogs, email marketing or simple copywriting. As brands grow and develop their voices, having solid content can help push a business ahead of the competition. A well-written, informative blog positions the brand as an […]
May 10, 2016

Writing a Great Blog

Writing is hard, even for those who have to do it on a daily basis. A lot goes into creating really great writing, whether it’s copy for collateral pieces, a company-wide email or a blog, good writing takes time and effort. For this post, though, we’ll be focusing on writing blogs, because there is great […]

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