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Nothing Says Storytelling Techniques Like An Anecdote

…to build out storytelling content that includes anecdotes. Keep in mind that once an anecdote is in the public domain, it plummets in value. Journalists can’t differentiate their stories with…

What’s in a Blog Title? Hopefully, not a Company Name

…successfully, there’s a critical catch to consider before proceeding. Content must remain non-promotional for the most part, especially the blog title, if you want readers to continue on past it….

Rise of the Robots: How PR is Dealing with “Doomsday Syndrome”

…but it’s also being portrayed by media in a mainly positive or neutral light. From a communications perspective, another incredible accomplishment. As PR professionals, crisis communications is often part of…

PR Unchained with Quentin Hardy from The New York Times

…model that is going well, according to Quentin’s account, and is helping the publication to remain focused on hiring and retaining the country’s top talent. Additionally, the publication recently invested…

Quentin Hardy on PR- Security Stories

Forget Workplace Norms. Our Summer Weekends Started on Friday at 2 p.m.

…We didn’t talk about our future plans like we used to. Instead, we reminded each other of our times at USC. Maybe these memories are things that remain unchanged.  …

Hoffman Agency-Office Norm

A Day in the Life of a HA Design Intern — from the Eyes of a Neighbor

…stay slim — happily showing off their bodies by the pool without a second thought. How do they manage to maintain that lean figure? Perhaps that’s where Ben got his…