This year I had the pleasure of conducting several virtual media trainings for nearly 100 individuals in both large groups and small intimate settings. I worked with an international organization that has chapters across the world. They needed the trainings to help...
Non-profits have the worst logos. Now that I have your attention, let me explain what I mean by that: Many times, the problem with a non-profit logo stems from the fact that the logo is trying to do too much. That’s because non-profits, in general, are used to doing...
This isn’t the blog post I originally planned to write. I originally wrote about the huge jump in local TV news viewership* in March and April due to concerns about living locally with Covid-19. Single-themed newscasts constrained earned media opportunities,...
Let’s start with a little prologue: This is my second attempt at writing this post. I handed the first iteration to our brand new Projects Coordinator, Dani Guerrero, to proof read. In doing so, I actually thought I was doing her a favor. My thinking was that it would...
Many have written about the “flubbed” Betsy DeVos interview on 60 Minutes. No doubt there are quite a few takeaways from that 12 minutes of airtime. I don’t want to repeat what’s been said, but hope to further the argument. My take on why Ms. DeVos did a less than stellar interview is that at heart, she is a people pleaser.
“Let’s talk about your logo.” This is often either the shortest or the longest conversation we will ever have with any of our clients…
Are you one to think the media is biased, inaccurate, and manipulative? You’re not alone. According to studies by Gallup, Pew, The Knight Foundation, and countless others, American trust in the media, across all platforms, is at an all time low…
LinkedIn, Ebay, Twitter, Facebook – they are all posting prompts asking users to spend time reviewing their updated privacy policies. Have you opened their prompts? It’s quite a task to wade through these updates, yet there’s something refreshing about them.
At this very moment, there are movements all over social media – artistic, social, spiritual and/or political. All in an attempt to mobilize people, communities, nations, the world. At this very moment, there is a country not far away that has mobilized its youth to eliminate an oppressive regime & political corruption, to defend human rights, and to demand change.
This year I had the pleasure of conducting several virtual media trainings for nearly 100 individuals in both large groups and small intimate settings. I worked with an international organization that has chapters across the world. They needed the trainings to help...
Non-profits have the worst logos. Now that I have your attention, let me explain what I mean by that: Many times, the problem with a non-profit logo stems from the fact that the logo is trying to do too much. That’s because non-profits, in general, are used to doing...
This isn’t the blog post I originally planned to write. I originally wrote about the huge jump in local TV news viewership* in March and April due to concerns about living locally with Covid-19. Single-themed newscasts constrained earned media opportunities,...
Let’s start with a little prologue: This is my second attempt at writing this post. I handed the first iteration to our brand new Projects Coordinator, Dani Guerrero, to proof read. In doing so, I actually thought I was doing her a favor. My thinking was that it would...
Many have written about the “flubbed” Betsy DeVos interview on 60 Minutes. No doubt there are quite a few takeaways from that 12 minutes of airtime. I don’t want to repeat what’s been said, but hope to further the argument. My take on why Ms. DeVos did a less than stellar interview is that at heart, she is a people pleaser.
“Let’s talk about your logo.” This is often either the shortest or the longest conversation we will ever have with any of our clients…
Are you one to think the media is biased, inaccurate, and manipulative? You’re not alone. According to studies by Gallup, Pew, The Knight Foundation, and countless others, American trust in the media, across all platforms, is at an all time low…
LinkedIn, Ebay, Twitter, Facebook – they are all posting prompts asking users to spend time reviewing their updated privacy policies. Have you opened their prompts? It’s quite a task to wade through these updates, yet there’s something refreshing about them.
At this very moment, there are movements all over social media – artistic, social, spiritual and/or political. All in an attempt to mobilize people, communities, nations, the world. At this very moment, there is a country not far away that has mobilized its youth to eliminate an oppressive regime & political corruption, to defend human rights, and to demand change.
