If you think about a rocket launch – the countdown, the takeoff, all the smoke and noise – do you think of it as an end or a beginning? We’d likely agree it’s the latter: the point of a launch is to get the rocket off the ground and into outer space, and then keep…
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Hear from Senior Account Executive Brian Sherry on media insights from his 6 years of experience at Stern Strategy Group.
Nonprofit organizations often face as much if not more ever-evolving demands and competition. From drawing awareness to one’s cause to engaging existing and new donors, a proactive marketing and communications strategy is necessary to promote your brand and boost visibility.
It seems like the story of “traditional media is dying” has been a meme ever since the beginning of the internet. But it’s hard to deny that recently a lot has been changing – What does all this mean for the media relations component of public relations strategy?
It seems like the story of “traditional media is dying” has been a meme ever since the beginning of the internet. But it’s hard to deny that recently a lot has been changing – What does all this mean for the media relations component of public relations strategy?
The beginning of a new year is a time when many consulting firms release annual research reports and other types of thought leadership on trends, challenges and solutions relevant to the vertical industries they serve.
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Your communications strategy isn’t just a series of silos but an intricate web where what effects one part will impact another. That’s why it’s beneficial to have a “one-stop-shop” communications agency capable of handling most, if not all, of these things. Here are three reasons why.