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Eight Tips for Staying Healthy with a Crazy Travel Schedule

If you follow me on social media, you’ve probably noticed that I’ve not been home much since June (I’m currently writing this post on a flight home from Atlanta). We have a fabulous client that’s been sending me all over…

Proceed with Caution: Media Relations and Moving News Stories

Missteps in advertising, marketing and on social media are highly visible. The Dove ad from earlier this month? How about Adidas’ “Congrats, you survived the Boston Marathon” email? Or when Cheerios sent out a nice-enough tweet that many perceived to…

Uncovering the Truth

There are three sides to every story: Side A, side B, and the truth. But it seems we’ve lost a couple of those sides recently, as every story is a battle between side A and “fake news.” Originally, “fake news”…

Employee Feature: October

Name: John Reynolds Title: Account Executive Date Started at Buchanan PR: November 2015 Favorite Part of Working in Public Relations: I love everything about media relations. There is a lot of strategy involved. I spend time researching reporters – everything…

Back to Work

What does a stay-at-home mom of 23 years do when her youngest children (twins) go to college? She gets a job! Why? Partly, to help pay for the college expenses, but mostly, to keep busy and apply my skills  to…

Why You Should Get Involved in your Local PR Community

If you’re anything like those of us here at Buchanan PR, your day is already jam-packed writing pitches, coordinating interviews, and producing content for your clients. There is hardly time in the day to fit in anything extra, much less…

7 Tips for Business Travel

I’m lucky to have a career that takes me to different places all over the country from time to time (the most random places having been Boise, ID, and a small town in eastern Oregon just last month). The way…

Four Things That Can Separate PR Pros from Spammers

In a recent vlog, the BPR staff recorded video letters for journalists, which addressed a variety of things from letting them know we’re paid subscribers to thanking them for responding to our pitches. In my video letter, I said that…

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