Fake Media Opportunities for Fake News?
January 26, 2021
It’s not uncommon for public relations professionals to receive an email from a client asking if an offer for a profile or interview is legitimate.
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Keeping Your Business Relevant During a Crisis
April 20, 2020
Although every company and brand is different, right now all of them are experiencing the same challenge — staying relevant (and preferably helpful) to their
The Hidden Value of Career Fairs for Employers
May 15, 2018
In the professional world, networking can be more significant than knowledge at times. Attending a Career Fair is a rite of passage for any
Formatting Your Facebook Ad
November 30, 2017
Facebook is a veritable fire hose of advertisements. Your posts, articles and brilliant insights do not stand a chance at catching anyone’s attention unless you
What Do the TM, SM and That Circle R Symbol Really Mean?
October 2, 2017
A trade mark symbol, ™, designates a word, phrase or symbol proprietary to a product. A service mark symbol, ℠, designates a word, phrase or
The Proof is in the Reading and Rereading: Tips for Proofreading your Work
August 1, 2017
The key to proofreading is to detach yourself from the piece – to look at it from a different perspective. The reason for this is
It’s True: Sometimes Less is More – Especially with Media Relations
February 13, 2017
When I attended journalism school back in the day, writing a “salesy” news release for a class assignment was a one-way ticket to a failing
The NFL Should Let Atlanta Broadcast the SuperBowl at the Georgia Dome
January 30, 2017
Viewership is down, viewership is up, viewership is down again. Whether you blame it on the elections, deteriorating quality of play, the antics of Tom