By Dan Pearson
Just when you thought you knew the PR business, along comes social media to complicate things.
“Oh, but there are millennials who know all about that,” says one of my 50-something PR colleagues. “We do the strategy and messaging. They do the blogging.”
Wrong.
Our little...
I recently attended a social media marketing conference hosted by Fred Pryor Seminars and CareerTrack.
The conference offered a wealth of information about Web trends and how marketers can apply lessons learned from 2011 to our evolving communication platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, and...
By Elizabeth Remley
Campaign announcements this fall are making life difficult for campaign strategists in Oregon. The chances are slim that 2012 election results will continue the 30-30 split in the House, and at this point, it seems the Republicans and Democrats have an equal chance to claim the...
By Sadie Dressekie
At 7 a.m. one Thursday a couple of months back, I found myself sitting, bleary eyed in a computer lab at the University of Oregon business school. I was participating in a focus group, which is not something I normally do that early in the morning, but it turned out to be a surprisingly...
By Vanessa Ward
Recently, Dress for Success Oregon hosted its annual “Celebrate Success” fundraiser. The Oregon chapter is part of a larger organization composed of 105 international affiliates. Together, these organizations work toward the common goal of helping underserved women learn the skills...
By Rob Holderness
In a previous blog post, I wrote about how SEO (Search Engine Optimization) isn’t something you should be intimidated by and about how SEO tactics are actually pretty similar to business development tips. At the end of that blog, I promised more tips. So, here they are. And just to prove...
By Adrienne Webb
For more than a year, I’ve worked at Vox Public Relations Public Affairs/The Ulum Group. In that time, I’ve learned a thing or two about the public relations industry – many of those lessons aren’t ones I found in my books while studying public relations as an undergraduate.
When I...