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
Massage Heights Case Study
For just over a year, we’ve worked with the Massage Heights franchise in Indianapolis to promote their services, manage social media and provide event planning support. Additionally, we’ve positioned owner and operator Cristina Goebel as an expert in her field by...
Tools to Make You a Better PR Writer
Being a better writer takes time and practice. It’s elementary to do your very best to avoid spelling and grammar mistakes, as well as industry jargon, in press releases, email media pitches and other content.But to increase the chances of your press release or email...
How to Use Twitter to Achieve Overall PR Goals, Part 1
This is Part 1 in a three-part series.Twitter is a mixed bag. Some days it’s a political minefield, other days you spend half an hour trying to figure out why “30-50 feral hogs” is trending. Googling “Why Twitter is” will result in autofill options of “Why Twitter is...
Summer Heat Brings in Wave of New Clients for Dittoe PR
Kids may be heading back to school, but summer continues to heat up here at Dittoe PR, as we recently added six new clients to our roster!Indy tech companies Pattern89 and Vennli, retailers Redux and Sky Footwear, as well as a local arts fair and a national skydiving...
Tips For Tackling Social Issues Using a Brand Purpose
Advocating for social causes or bringing attention to social issues can be tricky territory for companies. Here we dive into how exactly to approach integrating social issues into your social media marketing efforts.
Why team building is critical (and really fun)
Do the words “team building” induce irritability and eye-rolls in your office? Are you imagining The Office’s Michael Scott screaming, “conference room – now!” while employees slowly trickle in for an over-the-top attempt at collectiveness? Obviously work is meant...
