by Dittoe PR | Jul 26, 2018 | Client Coverage, Communication, Media Relations, Public Relations
Public relations professionals thrive during times of client chaos. From product launches and grand openings to initiative and campaign announcements, we basically drool at any opportunity to secure media interest. However, it’s when things calm down that our talents...
by Dittoe PR | Jul 20, 2018 | Media Relations, Public Relations
A lot has changed around Dittoe PR in the past few months, including several additions to our growing team! Following the addition of Account Executives Madisen Petrosky and Shelby Kaiser, Dittoe PR is excited to announce the hiring of three account coordinators and...
by Greta Snell | Jul 13, 2018 | Communication, Journalism, Media Relations, Public Relations
As a young kid, I felt I was destined to be a journalist. I wrote family newsletters and questionable short stories. I scored the editor-in-chief spot on the high school newspaper staff and eventually made my way to the college newsroom. But my career led me...
by Kasie Pieri | Jul 5, 2018 | Communication, Crisis Communications, Public Relations
Bad reviews. An executive scandal. International data breach. A product malfunction. These are all examples of a PR crisis that many businesses have had to overcome, and they won’t be the last. In today’s age of social media and innovation, the likelihood of a...
by Ashley Shuler | Jun 28, 2018 | Content, Media Relations, Public Relations
With Google at our fingertips, information isn’t hard to find. But finding credible information can sometimes be a challenge. In an era of “fake news,” it is more important than ever for public relations professionals to use credible sources in their pitches to...
by Dittoe PR | Jun 15, 2018 | Media Relations, Media Strategy, Public Relations, Thought Leadership
While public relations may seem like a dazzling profession full of glam, glitz, and celebrities, PR pros understand how truly grueling the work can be. At times, PR can involve a lot of teamwork, determination, and patience, but most importantly, it involves...
