3 steps to controlling how your message appears in the press
At the end of January, Lyles Carr received a nice piece of press. A senior vice president at McCormick Group, a national executive search firm based in the DC metro… Read More »
At the end of January, Lyles Carr received a nice piece of press. A senior vice president at McCormick Group, a national executive search firm based in the DC metro… Read More »
Industry conferences are some of the most valuable network-building opportunities. They’re also one of the hardest places to develop relationships because everyone has limited time to accomplish many goals. Most… Read More »
“Perfectly executed … one of the greatest social-media campaigns I’ve ever seen.” That’s how one prominent talent manager described the announcement of Fyre Festival on December 12, 2016. With millions… Read More »
No industry relies on just one tool. From the military and mechanics to salespeople and financial advisors, circumstances and client needs dictate which tools and procedures are appropriate for the… Read More »
It’s hard to get your message through the media noise and in front of your target markets. It’s why we’ve created a free guide to getting in the press – to help… Read More »
Like a lot of major corporations, American Airlines gets a lot of press. These days, much of it is bad, with canceled flights and ongoing pay issues with pilots. Like… Read More »
“[The] subject line is everything. Without a good one, you’re dead.” These words were sent to us by Ryan Grim, Washington, D.C. Bureau Chief for The Intercept, three years ago.… Read More »
Marie Miller began performing at age 12, playing local music gigs in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. She told Zenger News that having hundreds of people watch she and her sister on… Read More »
Jeramiah Solven knows exactly what he’s doing and for whom he’s doing it. A former Army Ranger who led raids in Afghanistan, he now leads corporate executives, law enforcement and… Read More »
Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce members run the gamut of size, industry, and revenue. Some are one-person operations grossing a quarter-million annually; others employ thousands of people and earn millions… Read More »