It's not about what you say; it's about what you do
May 10, 2017
Category: PR tactics
Services: Strategy and Planning

Anyone can talk the talk. And anyone can say she has the best team, the best culture, the best approach and the best strategies – because, why wouldn’t you?
Category: PR strategy
Services: Strategy and Planning

This morning I was up bright and early celebrating National Small Business Week by joining fellow small business owners and local leaders to talk about millennials – specifically how to...
PR is not an illusion... or is it?
Sep 30, 2019
Category: PR strategy

Spin doctors.
No description of public relations upsets me more.
Merriam-Webster defines an illusion as:
Category: PR strategy
Services: Community Relations and Grassroots Advocacy, Strategy and Planning, Visual Storytelling

All too often, we hear PR professionals claim they “don’t do math” or “aren’t good at math.” Can we please stop saying that? Just because math isn’t all that we do, it doesn’t mean that we don’t need or use math to effectively do our jobs.
Beyond the Bling: How do we make data sexy?
May 31, 2019
Category: PR strategy
Services: Community Relations and Grassroots Advocacy, Strategy and Planning

We geek out about data. Research is the foundation of effective -- and award-winning -- PR, after all. So a project that lets us conduct research, write about research and then test out the recommendations through -- wait for it -- research?