Throughout my career as a public relations consultant, sure I’ve taught my clients a lot. But what’s been most surprising is how much they’ve taught
The saying ‘time is money’ is somewhat of a cliche. Though you may have used this in half-hearted attempts to improve office efficiency, it’s one
If you work in the field of public relations, advertising, even marketing, it’s inevitable that you will need to interact (i.e. get along) with the
Conference calls sound like a great idea. For a lot of reasons, in-person meetings just don’t work. People’s schedules and locations can make it virtually
Infographics hold a very unique place in communication strategies. By now, just about every industry has produced an infographic of some sort. A quick Google
Love it or hate it. Everyone, at some point in their life, will be faced with having to speak to a group of people. This
The following post comes to us from Gemma Reeves, a freelance writer and entrepreneur. Learn more about Gemma in her bio at the end of
A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of working with some Penn State undergrads to mentor them on the steps they should take right
We live in a day and age when most people turn to technology to answer just about any question they have. Siri, Google and Alexa
In a video announcement released by Facebook earlier this month, Mark Hull, Director of Product Management, opens by saying “People come to Facebook to connect
Today is my 30th birthday. To the vast majority of people, that milestone doesn’t change any aspect about your career. But for me it does.
So often lines are blurred when it comes to Public Relations and Advertising. While the two certainly overlap, there are distinct differences that determine how
