Michelle Lott
PR Specialist
A 2020 graduate of Auburn University, Michelle majored in Public Relations with a minor in Marketing. She started her professional career at a digital marketing firm where she worked on paid ads, SEO, web design and more. Following her move from Alabama to Indianapolis in May 2021, Michelle worked for a public relations agency before joining the team at Dittoe PR. She has a great deal of experience with B2B tech clients and has touched many industries, including financial, legal, healthcare, HR, geospatial, education, etc. Getting national coverage is never an easy feat, but it’s something Michelle has been proud to accomplish several times.
When she’s not working, you can find her playing with her black lab, Deacon, and watching any Auburn sporting event. She is scuba-certified – the best place she’s been diving is Grand Cayman, but she and her husband have a trip to Fiji planned that she’s hoping will top it.
Industry Articles
PR Agencies vs. In-House PR
“Should I hire a PR agency or just hire someone internally?” We hear this often on the business development side of things. There are major differences between hiring an agency and hiring an individual(s) in-house to oversee PR, and pros and cons for each. Here are some things to consider if your organization is weighing whether to hire a PR agency versus keeping or adding PR in-house.
Why PR Is More Important Now Than Ever
If we’ve learned anything from this past year, it’s that sometimes it’s hard to anticipate what the future holds and how different audiences will react. As our virtual world continues to expand and evolve, so will the need for impactful external communications globally.
How PR Has Shifted Since COVID-19
Public relations is a profession that is built upon communication and the skills needed to cultivate favorable public images for organizations and/or individuals. For our staff at Dittoe PR, it’s been interesting to observe how our day-to-day lives have shifted – everything from where we’re working, to what our clients need.