Author name: Media Frenzy

What Brands Can Learn from Atlanta United About Community Engagement

By: Matthew Kaiserman, Junior Account Executive In a recent branding workshop, we were tasked with thinking of a brand we admired and then brainstorming at least three major changes that brand would make if they were to take over our company. For me, there was undoubtedly one particular brand I hold in high regard: The […]

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To Market Events, Make Them Memorable

In addition, many events today have their own mobile apps—which allow exhibitors and presenters to include their own news, events, and other information using hashtags and links—to attract interested customers and prospects. Those in-event apps can be linked to a company’s pre- and post-event social media marketing efforts. ONLINE OPPORTUNITIES Online and physical events provide

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PR is Shrinking – A Changing Mindset is a Must in the Year Ahead

By: Nikkia Adolphe, PR Director The success that traditional PR offers to a brand’s reputation and business growth is invaluable, but it’s become clearer that the conventional media approach is no longer enough. Yes, securing media coverage (gauging positive sentiments on behalf of a brand, of course) or a keynote speaking opportunity substantiates the investment

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The Secret to Securing Speaking Engagements

By: Tawanda Carlton, PR Account Executive Comprehensive public relations requires more than just securing media coverage, content creation and press interviews. Speaking opportunities also play an instrumental role not only with expanding your audience and securing press but with generating warm leads that can enhance a company’s bottom line. Recently, our CEO, Sarah Tourville spoke

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3 Ways Communicators Can Establish Their Clients as Thought Leaders

By: Matthew Kaiserman, Junior Account Executive Thought leadership is buzzword often used by PR professionals. Many communicators harp on its importance, but few share the way to achieve its end goal: to position their clients as a go-to expert in their respective industries. I strive to help my clients achieve authority and develop a respected

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Why Communicators Must Look Beyond the Press Release

By: Matthew Kaiserman, Junior Account Executive Let’s take a look back in PR history: The first press release was distributed in 1906 to communicate a train wreck in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Over 100 years have passed and communicators are still dependent on the same antiquated method of sharing news. Press releases still have value

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