Managing Stress and Maintaining Morale in a Round-the-Clock Business
If you work in public relations, you must be “always on.” As a PR professional, properly managing stress and maintaining high morale is key to thriving in your role. This isn’t unique to public relations. No matter what field you work in, you’ll most likely have to work overtime or during off hours at some […]
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 […]
Five Frightful PR Problems That Give Us The Heebie Jeebies
You unlock this door with the key of imagination Beyond it is another dimension. You’ve just crossed over into The Public Relations Zone. Even with decades of experience, a few situations still send a shiver up our spine. 1. Imperius! You Can’t Control The Media We pride ourselves on our great press relations and on […]
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 […]
Quick Brown Foxes, Lazy Dogs, and a Properly Produced Story
If you attended school taught primarily in English, you’ve likely heard this sentence before: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. This sentence is famous for the story behind it, but that story is not about the fox or the dog or the dynamics between wild and domesticated animals. The story is about […]