Friday, January 27, 2012

PR Articles

B2B Public Relations Tips B2B Public Relations Tips

B2B public relations, like all PR, has evolved quickly over the last few years.... 


Tips on a great Media Pitch Tips on a great Media Pitch

A great PR campaign includes a killer media pitch that make a story newsworthy.... 


Crisis Communications Planning Crisis Communications Planning

The time to create a Crisis Communications Plan is before you need it, not in the... 


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The Kratt Brothers The Kratt Brothers

The Kratt Brothers are high-energy performers who have delighted audiences throughout... 


Understanding Social Media Understanding Social Media

Understanding social media starts with this one simple truth: we are all connected,... 


Media and Media Relations Media and Media Relations

Every member of the media and every media outlet needs great, compelling content... 


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Featured

BCCCPA – Dan Mornar BCCCPA – Dan Mornar

Dan Mornar understands what families battling childhood cancer go through first hand. Now he is the executive director of BCCCPA, an organization run by and for families of kids battling cancer. BCCCPA provides financial aid to families on the childhood cancer journey, and advocates for families the way no other organization possibly could.  Read More →


Brandon Schupp

He was one of Reader’s Digest Heroes of the Year, named in 2007 for the previous year, along with four others, including Stephen Lewis. His name is Brandon Schupp, and when I met him via Mary Lye and David Stones then at The Childhood Cancer Foundation, Brandon was 13, and wanting to climb a ten thousand foot mountain on behalf of the ten thousand... [Read more of this review]


Megan McNeil 1990-2011 Megan McNeil 1990-2011

The odds were against Megan McNeil even leaving the hospital when she was first diagnosed with adrenal cancer at the age of 16. Megan, however, wasn’t going to go without a fight, and fight she did, not just for herself but for the hundreds of scared kids she’d met in the childhood cancer wards and the thousands she’d never meet... [Read more of this review]


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