Let’s Get Technical: Embracing Specs in Tech PR
Caster’s clients run the gamut from multinational fortune 500 companies to stealth mode start-ups—just about the only thing they all have in common is a high incidence of engineering degrees in the C-Suite. With such a varied pool of clients, everything we do addresses a different audience, with widely varying level of technical expertise. We’re […]
Three is a Magic Number
Caster scores a new client hat trick in October October was a busy month for Caster Communications. In between basking in all the press from CEDIA 2022, launching the seminal Crestron Modern Workplace Research Report, and starting 2023 plans, we signed three, count them, THREE extremely cool new clients. via GIPHY RTC RealTime Community was […]
Champagne PR on a Beer Budget
Earlier this week, Caster’s Director of Account Services Pete Girard joined KMB Communications, Inc.’s Katye Bennett and InGear’s Veronica Esbona for LAVNCH panel about how companies without a PR budget can build a PR strategy. The conversation, moderated by THE rAVe Agency’s Morgan Lawrence, took place at CEDIA Expo. Together, this panel of tech PR […]
Comma Chameleon
PR pros do a lot of writing and editing. If we’re not careful, we can wind up getting pretty high on our own supply in the process. We develop deeply ingrained preferences for our own habits, viewing stylistic differences as errors, corrections as affronts, and rewrites as assaults on our souls. Reader, I have not […]
The PR Genius of Drag Queens
I draw a lot of inspiration from drag queens—and I don’t just mean the abundance of leopard print in my closet. Drag performers are savvy communicators, haunting storytellers, detail-oriented obsessives, and improv geniuses. They’re daring, passionate, smart, and above all, memorable. Frankly, as a PR pro, that’s everything I hope to be. The closest I’ve […]