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Misty Copeland, graceful ballerina, poses in a dance studio for a ballet relief effort

Ballet Relief Effort Brings Messages of Hope

As the powers that be ponder how to reopen Broadway, a ballerina not far away is busy making sure the show goes on, even if it means broadcasting from homes across the world. Working with Joseph Phillips, Misty Copeland

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Saints Announcement an Example of Effective Communication

As some in sports media have begun to talk about baseball and hockey coming back this year, there are others who are openly wondering if football will start on time. At present, most teams have not made any kind of anno

A Boston Red Sox player at bat, highlighting the ongoing sign-stealing scandal's consequences

Red Sox Deal With Consequences of Sign Stealing Scandal

Last week the world of sports rejoiced at the news that, someday soon, Major League Baseball might re-start. But it didn’t take much time for the other side of the argument to surface. From a sports PR perspective, the

Man holding remote control to TV, spotlighting the new HBO Max streaming service

How is HBO Promoting Max?

Even without a marquee live program like Game of Thrones to bank on, HBO is gambling that customers are ready to officially cut the cord and pay them directly to stream their content. The premium cable network recently

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Maximizing the Digital Investment

With more people isolated at home and using digital media, getting the most out of a brand’s digital investment is more important than ever. How do brands maximize their investment? Now is the ideal time to reassess mark

A person wearing augmented reality glasses, with data visualizations overlaid, symbolizing marketing's data-driven future

Another Four-Letter Word

According to American author and academic Alexis De Veaux, “Survival is a four-letter word.” But to Dan Seavers, content marketing manager at TeleWalker, “data” is another. Seavers and others like him believe data will

Olive Veronesi, 93, holding a Coors Light sign, asking for more beer during COVID-19

Coors Makes Good on an Opportunity

The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced us to an unlikely media sensation. Olive Veronesi, a 93-year-old Pennsylvania resident charmed social media when she ran out of beer and took matters into her own hands. Stuck in her

A Land O'Lakes butter package shows the slight rebranding of a popular food product

Land O’Lakes Quietly Revises Branding

All company brands and logos evolve over time. There are many reasons for this. Sometimes brands just want a fresh look, something more in tune with current aesthetic tastes. Other times, the company is interested in re

A person in a mask using a laptop, representing adapting to new marketing strategies

Marketing with Impact

COVID-19 not only disrupted our daily lives but also those of thousands of businesses and industries. While the pandemic has caused chaos for marketers, it also presents an opportunity for those who can quickly adapt to

Patriots Deliver More Than a Million Masks

Patriots Deliver More Than a Million Masks

Recently, the New England Patriots were the big headline in the essentially closed world of professional sports. Their biggest name, the man some consider the best to ever play the game, quarterback Tom Brady, was heade

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Making it Personal

The saying ,“It’s not personal. It’s just business” is said to have first been muttered by an organized crime accountant in the 1930s. Yet, a growing number of today’s marketers have discovered the power of personalizing