Instead of criticizing these PR pros, I think you should try to hire them, or people like them.
A successful podcaster who is fed up with pitches told me something that resonated.
A recent phone call has me rethinking the way we talk to management or clients about our communications strategies – and highlights the importance of proactively educating our leadership.
Why your topic’s holiday is usually the WORST day to pitch your topic, and other good lessons from Muck Rack’s monthly compilation of bad pitches.
My new favorite corporate prank has some great takeaways that you can apply to your own fun tactics (and you don’t have to wait until next April).
While taking a break from working on my own prank, I became captivated by a podcast about Pat Brown and this unique challenge.
Why you should avoid subject line “tricks” and holiday-themed pitches.
Recently I recommended some of the adaptations to COVID that we should keep. Here’s a great list of helpful suggestions from my readers.
This two-member team had very little company or product news to work with, and no fluke/viral news element in their favor. Here’s one great takeaway from their successful strategy.
Whenever that day comes when we can live and work without COVID-induced constraints, I encourage you not to automatically revert to your previous way of working.
