by Megan Custodio | Jan 3, 2019 | Crisis Communications, Media Strategy, Public Relations
Remember that time IHOP, the pancake ruler of the world, caused a nationwide frenzy by announcing it was changing its name to IHOb, International House of Burgers? Yeah, me too. While it may feel like that happened years ago, it actually took place in 2018. ...
by Ashley Shuler | Dec 20, 2018 | Client Coverage, Company Culture, Media Relations, Public Relations
The new year is a great time to reset, reflect and set new goals — and that’s exactly what we’re going to do here. From landing our clients in national media outlets and key industry publications to hiring six new full-time team members, Dittoe Public Relations has...
by Dittoe PR | Dec 13, 2018 | Culture, Public Relations
Starting a new job can be an exciting experience, full of hope for the future as you take your next step in your career path. On the other hand, as you prepare for the first day, thoughts of anxiety, stress and dread can fill your head as you begin to think about the...
by Natalie Weber | Dec 6, 2018 | Internship, Public Relations
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...
by Madisen Petrosky | Nov 21, 2018 | Company Culture, Culture, Event Promotion, Public Relations, Social Media, Strategy
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...
by Dittoe PR | Oct 25, 2018 | Public Relations, Social Media
The public relations industry has long been built on two core skills: writing flawless content and garnering influential media coverage on behalf of a client. If you embodied both skills and could execute them well, you were bound to be a successful PR pro. But, what...
