Paige Grimmer
Senior Manager of Digital Marketing
Paige is an experienced digital content strategist who excels in campaign planning and execution, paid social media advertising, and event marketing. She comes to Dittoe PR from the motorsports industry where she got her start at a motorsports PR agency before traveling to races and creating social media content and PR strategies for racing teams, drivers and sponsors. During her final year in racing, Paige worked with Andretti Autosport, now Andretti Global, managing their social media accounts and driver Romain Grosjean’s PR schedule and efforts.
She turned a personal lifelong interest in motorsports into lifelong friends in the industry, all while achieving incredible results. Just a few highlights include increasing Andretti Autosports’ social media account impressions and engagements by over 2,000% in less than a year, creating two viral Reels that garnered over 34 million views and 15 Reels that reached 100,000+ views, and increasing overall followers by 60,000 in six months.
Paige graduated from the University of Louisville. When she’s not working, she spends time with her puppy Honey Bun, and utilizes her love for travel and banked airline miles and hotel points to explore new places.
Industry Articles
Does Your Startup Have a Story?
Last week, the Dittoe Public Relations team was given the opportunity to take a front row seat as hundreds of entrepreneurs, founders and creative technologists from across the country converged on Indianapolis for the city’s first startup conference, The Powder Keg.
The Do’s and Don’t’s of Addressing Crises via Social Media
Negative messages can often spread faster than positive ones, so PR pros need to be prepared to act in a meaningful way at the drop of a hat. But how you respond is certainly important. Here are six Do’s and Don’ts for handling Crises on Social Media.
Tweets: Not Fit for PR Pro Consumption
I recognize the power of Twitter and the positive impact it has made on media and society as a whole. It’s also an invaluable tool for PR pros; not only for engaging with reporters, but for engaging with publics. But it should NEVER be considered a top source for consuming media. By anybody. Ever.