10 Things I Miss Most About Covering Election Nights As A Reporter

Technical problems we all secretly predicted Watching the carefully thought out newsroom election night game plan quickly disintegrate Being assigned to a new candidate at the last second after [...]

Presidential Debate’s 7 Lessons For Business Leaders

Share stories. Hillary Clinton shared the story of a Las Vegas girl to relay the candidate’s position on immigration. Share personal stories to humanize and effectively illustrate your key [...]

Handling A Reporter’s Mistakes and Inaccuracy

We recommend companies, after providing media interviews, send a follow-up email to reporters which politely reviews the key points discussed. This is our attempt to help improve reporter [...]

10 Reasons You Better Not Blow Off Local News

The national news is often nothing more than identifying good local stories and retelling them with higher production value.

10 White Lies Journalists Tell PR People

Many journalists, despite their ability to ask tough questions, don’t like to utter the words “no” or “I’m not interested” to a PR pro pitching a story. [...]

Fox10 Visits Client Furniture Affair

Fox10 News in Phoenix interviews Furniture Affair owner Nancy Rhodes about Let’s Flea, an all-day indoor flea market which helped raised money and collect diapers for parents who [...]

Channel 3 Interviews Client Dayo Dental

Phoenix’s Channel 3 interviews client Dayo Dental, an Arizona company offering a network of top dentists in Mexico who are professors, speak at conferences and receive training in the [...]

General Motors Drives Past Pink Elephant

Such news releases reinforce the stereotype that public relations is nothing than an attempt to spin reality despite the obvious. More companies must abandon this old school approach and at least [...]

PR: 4 Reasons Reporters May Never Call Again

When I was reporting, if someone said “no” to any of the above questions, I may have moved on to someone else who said “yes.”

Crisis Communications: NFL Must Improve Offense

The NFL’s public relations strategy must not be one-dimensional.