Natalie DeNike, Associate, Analytics, WCG Natalie DeNike has already developed a strong specialization in consumer analytics by working with some of WCG’s largest accounts, including Red Bull, Hershey’s, Warner Bros and Hilton Worldwide. In the… Continued
Archive: December 2013
2013 PR People to Watch: Dana Metzger
December 10th, 2013 by Chris SeymourDana Metzger, Senior Account Executive, Clapp Communications Dana Metzger has many attributes that make her a standout PR professional. She is assertive, but never brash, and strategic while also being flexible and incredibly smart. She… Continued
2013 PR People to Watch: Taryn Scher
December 10th, 2013 by Chris SeymourTaryn Scher, Sparkle Boss, TK PR Taryn Scher, “The Sparkle Boss” at TK PR, has always been driven by a burning desire to excel in everything she does. Scher started TK PR in 2008, and… Continued
2013 PR People to Watch: Crystal Ghassemi
December 10th, 2013 by Richard BrownellCrystal Ghassemi, APR, Public Relations Manager, Dollar General Corporation Since joining Dollar General last year, Crystal Ghassemi has completely overhauled the company’s external outreach efforts. Ghassemi implemented a substantial PR outreach in January 2013 to position… Continued
2013 PR People to Watch: Heather J. Lennon
December 10th, 2013 by Matthew SchwartzHeather J. Lennon, Social Media Strategist and Component PR Manager, Advanced Micros Devices Heather Lennon led the PR charge for AMD’s Technograffiti, a digital exhibit that was part of the most recent SXSW conference and… Continued
Paid Media in PR’s Future: Here’s How Twitter’s New Ad Program Further Blurs the Lines
December 10th, 2013 by Matthew SchwartzTwitter shares soared to $49 on Monday, up 9% to their highest level since the social blogging network went public in early November. The spike in share price comes just a few days after Twitter rolled out a new ad program. The move gives PR pros yet another excuse to condition themselves to paid media programs.
PR Insider: Becoming What You Will Be, and Other New Years’ PR thoughts
December 9th, 2013 by Evan ZallIt’s year-end and time to think about what will make this next chapter different than the last. Growth goes hand in hand with evolution, and standing still is rarely an option.
Here’s How Not to Align Your Brand With a Historically Powerful Anniversary
December 9th, 2013 by Matthew SchwartzIt’s one thing when brands try and align their message with “Hallmark” holidays such as Valentine’s Day or April Fool’s Day. But it’s another thing when brands try and leverage solemn anniversaries, such as last weekend’s 72nd anniversary of Pearl Harbor, as Cambell’s soup brand SpagettiOs has now learned the hard way.
How to Keep Your Press Releases Out of the Spam Folder
December 9th, 2013 by Caysey WeltonWhat happens if spam filters catch your press release? The answer is simple: nothing.
Case Study: Right To Play Recruits Parents And Athletes to Educate Consumers on Why Kids Having Fun is Serious Business
December 9th, 2013 by PRNEWSRight To Play is an international nonprofit that harnesses the power of play to help educate and empower children living in disadvantaged regions throughout the world. The NGO group reaches one million