Establishing Your Pace: 5 KPIs to Keep Your PR Campaigns on Track
There are lots of ways to measure performance. Key performance indicators (KPIs) provide tangible evidence of the success of your campaigns and allow you to communicate the impact of your work. But which KPIs should you be tracking? When we work with clients, we always make sure we are clear on their goals so we […]
Relationship Lessons Learned After a Decade in PR
Last month, I hit a career milestone and joined the exclusive decade club at our firm. With ten years of PR experience under my belt, I began to reflect on some of the most important lessons I have learned, and the common denominator is one word: relationships. Here are the musings of someone who has […]
Can You Handle The Truth? Your Company Isn’t Ready For PR
We believe – deeply – in the power of public relations, but, there’s an elephant in the room: not every company is ready for a PR Agency. There we said it. Many people think that marketing and public relations are one and the same (seriously, my favorite party topic). If you’re actually going to pay […]
Maximizing Interaction on Your Next Virtual Conference
As we quickly move into the summer, still under stay-at-home order in many states, with our large events and gatherings, in most cases, cancelled, we are seeing events become virtual to keep people connected and learning and to allow companies to continue showcasing their technology and products. However, event organizers, individual companies, and groups are […]
S**t Hit the Fan – Now What? Tackling a PR Crisis
PR crises are not usually something you can plan for, and they are certainly not the most glamorous part of PR, but the truth is, they happen. From time to time, s**t hits the fan, and when it does, you need to be ready with a communications plan—not to mention all hands on deck. Warren […]