
Chris Dittoe
President & Co-Founder
Before building a top PR agency that’s been thriving in Indianapolis for more than two decades, Chris was a football standout as a quarterback at Indiana University, the Detroit Lions and during two seasons competing in NFL Europe. Chris leads the agency through business development, finance, human resources, strategic long-term plans and more. In his personal time, he values spending time with his family – children Maddie, Mia and Drew, and wife Liza.
Industry Articles
Today is National Use Micro-Holidays Day!
Okay, there isn’t really a National Use Micro-Holidays Day, but check out this blog post to see how micro-holidays can help elevate your social media presence!
Back-to-School PR Tips and Tricks
Take all the opportunities around you to become the PR professional you want to be, even while in school. Check out our top 4 tips and tricks.
When and How to Implement These 3 Key PR Tactics
What is the benefit of exclusives? When should you pitch under embargo? What exactly is newsjacking? We break down these 3 key PR tactics and when to use them.
How to Get Your Brand Started on TikTok
TikTok has absolutely exploded over the past 18 months, which means you’re probably wondering how to get your brand started on the platform. The good thing is, you probably won’t need much more than a smartphone. Read on for some more tips.
The Defining Decades: How to Reach Millennials and Gen Z on Social Media
Social media today is so cluttered with dance trends, viral memes, life diaries and more, it can be nearly impossible to keep track of everything you “should” be doing for your business’s social media. The first step in breaking through the noise is to make sure you’re targeting the right audience.
Facing a Communications Crisis? Leverage These 5 Tactics – No Matter the Crisis
Picture this: you’re sitting in your office, sipping coffee, on cloud nine about the beautifully placed national media story you secured. Then BAM, you’re hit with a crisis that could potentially impact the company for years. What do you do?