How To Create A Successful Facebook Contest
by guest blogger Sodelba Alfaro It’s been fashionable of late to bash Facebook, but here are the facts. Nearly half of 18-34 year olds check Facebook as soon as they wake up. Those are huge numbers, and brands are taking advantage of this by launching promotional campaigns on the social network. With a Facebook contest, […]
Read MoreThe Rebranded LeBron James
In a world of social media and 24-hour news cycles, a bad PR move can completely alter the public’s perception of a brand or celebrity. LeBron James knows this all too well, but after watching him lead Team USA Basketball to Olympic gold this past Sunday, I was amazed at how he’s been able to […]
Read MoreWhat the Best Media Contacts Do And Don’t Do
If you’ve been in PR long enough, there’s no doubt you’ve received some nasty emails from short-fused journalists who’ve been inundated with misdirected, off-target and just wrong pitches. A few weeks ago, I ended up getting the exact opposite; a good-natured note from a high-profile journalist letting me know that he couldn’t cover a story […]
Read MoreGet Outside! (Your Comfort Zone) Conquering Common PR Phobias
It’s graduation season, which means the beginning of new and promising PR careers and summer internships. It can be a lot to handle all at once, and you’ll have to step outside your comfort zone every now and then to truly succeed. Here are the top 4 phobias I see from those just starting out […]
Read MoreScoring The BIG PR Win
In today’s PR landscape, a high-profile article or interview can mean the difference between a happy client and a disappointed one. Your clients have the inherent need to look stronger, smarter, and better positioned than the competition, and there’s no better way to accomplish this than by scoring a great feature in an influential outlet […]
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