PR Students: 4 Things to Do Before Graduation
Senior Account Executive Kathleen McFadden takes a look at four things PR students should do before graduation to ease their transition into the “real world.”
Good Deeds Don’t Always Get Punished
A recent study points to the high expectation that consumers have today for a company to be a good corporate citizen – and also highlights the benefits to be gained from responsible business practices.
When the Going Gets Tough, Get Tougher
The challenges that come with an intense fitness journey aren’t too different than the challenges we face in the world of PR.
The PR Pro’s Guide to Getting Organized in 2014
Trying to be more organized in 2014? VP Emily DiTomo – a leading Type A – offers a few tips.
Our Grammar Guide Gift For You
An end-of-the-year look at some grammar goofs that still pop up more than we would think.
Love Letters to Nelson Mandela: Two Friends Reflect on the Rainbow Nation
Anne Buchanan asked two friends with connections to South Africa to reflect on the passing of Nelson Mandela.
5 Steps to Jumpstart a Stalled Account
President Anne Buchanan offers suggestions about what to do when an account stalls.
Shoo, Fly! Don’t Bother Me – Hey, Wait a Second!
Asst. AE Jess Emery responds to a New York Times article griping about email from PR pros.
4 Steps to Take When Google Maps Gets It Wrong
Last week, out of nowhere, Google Maps began reporting that one of our clients had another location roughly 30 miles from its only office, and with a completely different phone number. What Happens when Google gets it wrong?
The Thrill of Operations
With responsibility for operations at Buchanan Public Relations, here are some of the things I might think about during a typical day.