Crisis Communications

Best Practices in Crisis Communications: Scenario Planning

All businesses are going to experience a crisis sooner or later. Whether it’s a small issue that needs to be addressed internally…

Measurement

Knowing Your Audience: The Key to Effective PR Measurement Reporting

Effective PR measurement is a critical aspect of public relations, yet it remains a challenge for many agencies and PR departments…

Company

Back in the Saddle: Reflecting on my return to office from parental leave

Returning to work after parental leave is an experience that’s different for everyone. As a second-time parent, I thought I…

Public Relations

End-of-Year PR Strategies to Kickstart Your Q1 Success

As we approach the end of the year, savvy PR pros know that this is the crucial time to set the stage for a strong first quarter…

Media Relations

How to Garner Media Coverage for Your Nonprofit Clients

One of my favorite client sectors to work with is nonprofits. I’m lucky to have had the opportunity to work with a wide range…

Media Relations

How to Effectively Position Client Subject Matter Experts for Thought Leadership Opportunities 

Thought leadership is a PR tactic used to showcase a client’s expertise, build brand awareness, and increase credibility. It’s…

Media Relations

The Pros & Cons of Press Release Distribution Services

As a PR agency, a common question we often get from clients is whether distributing a press release over the wire is worth the…

Crisis Communications

How to Write an Effective Apology

At some point in the career of most leaders an apology needs to be issued. When carefully crafted, an apology can be a powerful…

Media Relations

To Send the Follow-up Email or Not?

We’ve all been there. You send a pitch to a reporter and nothing. No acknowledgement of receipt. No “thanks, but no thanks…