I've spent years helping brands get press and learned that the win isn't the headline, it's what you do with it. Here's how to make your brand findable forever in the age of AI.
A press release is a press release, right? Wrong. For this critical asset that announces something vital about you or your business, you should know the differences between going the professional route and taking a lower-cost but usually less effective approach.
Building or acquiring media assets is an increasingly popular strategy adopted by creative entrepreneurs and startups looking to leverage the industry's unique characteristics.
The traditional concept of "press" may have changed between the 20th and 21st centuries, but the time-proven value of a press release crafted specifically with the current marketplace in mind is still very much on trend and in fashion.
Here is what you can do to get your own name out there in the media, get a leg up on the competition and regain or maintain sure footing in your industry.
Every executive's worst nightmare is that your brand or someone in the company makes a reputation-destroying blunder. Whether intentional or not, the damage is done, and executives must take immediate action.
You don't need a PR strategy right when you launch your business in order to be successful, but you do need to know when it's time to start. Here are three ways you can tell you're ready to invest in it.
Underutilized yet so effective, the press release is still a powerful asset for any business. These tips and tricks for creating an impactful press release will hit home with journalists and dream prospects.
In her monthly column for 'Entrepreneur,' Brit Morin answers reader questions about how to get press coverage, and how to get comfortable being in the spotlight as an entrepreneur.
For businesses of any size or maturity, a well-written press release remains one of the most cost-effective and easiest ways to successfully generate positive media coverage for a company.