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
5 Tips for Wrapping Up Your Internship
Completing an internship is essential to gaining hands-on, real life experience and skills that you otherwise wouldn’t get in a classroom setting. In fact, a majority of Dittoe PR employees started their PR careers as interns here – including me! Like all good...
How to Prep a Client for a Media Interview
At Dittoe Public Relations, we offer a variety of services that all help our clients put their best foot forward in their respective industries. You may have heard us refer to media relations as our “bread and butter,” and while it falls on us to secure the...
Using Instagram Stories to Show Off Your Brand Behind the Scenes
RIP, Snapchat. Okay, so Snapchat isn’t officially dead, but in June 2018, Instagram reported having up to 400 million daily active users – more than twice that of Snapchat. While Snapchat is still appealing to teens, we’ve been steadily phasing it out of our...
3 Ways Brands Can Be More Authentic on Social Media
The more relatable and authentic your brand is on social media, the more likely people are to engage and interact.
How to Build A Successful Media List to Generate Coverage
The biggest part of our job is earning media coverage for our clients, which is done by pitching stories and developing relationships with journalists. Doing this effectively requires a strong media list, which is one of the key components to successful PR. Now, you...
PR Lingo 101: Phrases Every Pro Should Know
B-roll. Byline. Ed Cals. Embargo. Owned media. Press release. UMV. If you’re a PR professional or work with media, you probably use some or all of these terms on a regular basis. We throw these phrases around with each other in the office, but we have to be...
