Category Archives: Corporate
Artist Publicity: Is Your Music Ready for Media?
Public relations, music, non-profits, and my hometown Memphis are few of my favorite things. So I was excited to get an invite from Cameron Mann of the Memphis Music Foundation to facilitate a workshop on PR for local artists and … Continue reading
Filed under Communication, Corporate, Media Relations, Uncategorized, Women
Personal Brands I Like: Sheryl Sandberg
Sheryl Sandberg may not have a personal brand known in households near and far but she works for one – Facebook. As chief operating officer of the $23 billion social network company, she’s has been at the forefront of helping … Continue reading
Filed under Branding, Corporate, PR, Social Media, Women
SEO Tip for PR
Request removal of harmful online content and negative search engine listings. Frequently check your brand’s name for placement that could be damaging. What’s out there might shock you.
Filed under Branding, Corporate, Social Media, Strategy
PR Tip
Encourage clients to get ahead of the curve. Strategic thinking wins every time. Proactive > reactive.
Personal Brands I Like: Marshawn Evans
This former pageant queen is a multi-faceted entrepreneur who offers women tips for success in business and life. She’s another example of women with marketing/branding savvy who capitalize on opportunities to build, grow and give. Hear more about her philosophy … Continue reading
Filed under Branding, Corporate, Entertainment, marketing, PR, Small Business, Sports, Women
Event PR Tip
Before asking someone to get national media coverage for your event, ask yourself why your event is worth being covered. #UI
PR Tip
Small businesses with success in their own backyard often assume, “we don’t need PR.” Sure, stunt your growth on purpose.
Filed under Corporate, PR, Small Business, Strategy
Are you PReady for 2009?
2008 went by faster than expected. Seems like just a few months ago you finally began putting those New Year’s resolutions into high gear. All of sudden, 2009 is knocking down your door. Then you realized you haven’t put a … Continue reading
Filed under Corporate, Small Business, Strategy
