Ever since social media came into being in the mid 2000’s, I’ve been preaching on this blog that companies need to lighten up and loosen
Category: PR Blunders
FOUR SEASONS LANDSCAPING COMPANY JUMPS ON OPPORTUNITY TO GENERATE REVENUE AND BRAND AWARENESS
Unless you’re living under a moss-covered rock, you know that Joe Biden has won the U.S. presidency. You’ve likely also seen the bizarre press conference
Currahee Brewing Company Uses White Nationalist Lingo and Imagery, Reminding Everyone Why You Should Check the Meaning of Co-opted Terms
Now, the co-owner of the Georgia-based beer company issued a statement insisting he didn’t know what “Boogaloo” meant when they named their beer after it
ABC Reporter Forgot His Pants for GMA Interview – New Media Training Reminder: Be Fully Dressed!
Just a few days ago, I took a new client through media training. We covered everything from how to use “bridges” to stay on message;
Backlash from Peloton Ad Causes Company Shares to Drop by 9% or $924 Million
We’ve all seen the jokes over the years of hapless husbands gifting their wives vacuum cleaners and irons for the holidays and the fights that
Retailer Shows Us Why Fonts Matter
As PR pros, we are increasingly tasked with creating content for our clients. This requires more than just good story-telling skills, it also requires a
