by Lucy Siegel | Nov 8, 2019 | PRBI Blog
There’s a common misconception that public relations means media publicity, the development of non-paid, “earned” media coverage – that is, media content written or produced by journalists as a result of receiving information from an organization. While that is a...
by Lucy Siegel | Oct 25, 2019 | PRBI Blog
Governmental and non-profit organizations team up to form strategic partnerships for a multitude of reasons. Often called “public-private partnerships,” these relationships can and should be win-win propositions for each organization involved. These partnerships are...
by Lucy Siegel | Oct 10, 2019 | PRBI Blog
“Sometimes when public relations programs yield disappointing results, the fault lies with underlying communications and marketing assumptions. Part of the responsibility of the senior public relations staff and/or outside PR consultants is to question those...
by Lucy Siegel | Sep 19, 2019 | PRBI Blog
This is the second of two blog posts about how to brainstorm successfully. This post will provide tips on how to handle some touchy issues in brainstorming sessions. According to Merriam Webster, brainstorming is “a group problem-solving technique that involves the...
by Lucy Siegel | Sep 13, 2019 | PRBI Blog
You’ve been in the conference room for over an hour with your team trying to come up with creative ideas to launch the company’s new product. At this point nobody’s saying much of anything. That’s because the usual fast talkers have already been shot down by the...
by Lucy Siegel | Aug 6, 2019 | PRBI Blog
Part II: Public Relations Interview Tips & Questions; Warning Signs on Who Not to Hire Not everyone who needs to hire a public relations professional feels comfortable doing it. CEOs and marketing directors in startups and smaller companies may have never hired...
