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What To Do With A “No” Response

If there is one thing that PR pros need to be good at accepting, it’s rejection. You sent the perfect…

Congrats! Your latest pitch was picked up on OnePitch and now your new journalist contact is asking you to send over a…

Twitter is fun. You get to learn about weird hashtag holidays, tweet GIFs from The Office, and comment on sports…

Alastair Goldfisher is the Venture Capital Editor at PE Hub Network. A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to sit down…

There was once a point in time where being published was a rigorous and exclusive process held only for the…

Sarah McBride is a reporter at Bloomberg covering Venture Capital and Technology. We caught up with Sarah McBride, Reporter for Bloomberg…

With the end of June creeping up on us, it’s easy to wonder where the time has gone. One day…

In today’s growing media landscape, the need for newsworthy content is at an all time high. Battling political headlines, the…

If you are on Twitter following your favorite journalists, there’s a 99% chance that you have come across a tweet…

Use these tools to limit your time spent on media relations. In public relations, we are always juggling various tasks,…

Drew Prindle is the Emerging Technologies Editor at Digital Trends. I recently had a chance to chat with Drew Prindle,…

Think about your favorite brand for a minute. Have you told anyone about it recently? According to Amazon CEO and…

Anyone who pitches to the media knows there’s one major outcome that defines success: the placement. What makes a marketer…

Tanisha A. Sykes is a personal finance writer and editor for USA Today. We caught up with Tanisha A. Sykes,…

It’s no surprise that journalists and publicists have a complicated relationship with one another. Both need each other to successfully…