Combat overwhelm by planning ahead with three key areas: Yours, Theirs & Fluff. How to get started planning your content marketing.

Combat overwhelm by planning ahead with three key areas: Yours, Theirs & Fluff. How to get started planning your content marketing.
I used to be American. I bragged that I’d never taken a sick day. I qualified this by accounting the time I’d worked through the worst stomach bug I’d ever had: the norovirus.
I close the month out by joining Glennon’s rally cry as she says “screw you, January!” But as a PR person, I offer a flippant middle finger to January’s evil PR firm that clearly doesn’t put caretaking over profits.
Engage Conference returns to Portland March 7 & 8. Amy and Mike talk about why you should attend and ask what you want Amy to cover at the conference.
Amy Rosenberg sits down with founder and president of the social change communications firm to talk about his companies, running a PR firm and advice for getting into the industry.
Misty Tompoles, publisher and founder of Artslandia, is an amazing entrepreneur who started her company when she was 24.
There are many different types of PR people and which you choose to be will likely shift throughout your career. Here are 8 types of PR professionals
PR Talk podcast with Mark Garber, President and Publisher of Pamplin Media Group, including Portland Tribune, Beaverton Valley Times, Clackamas Review.
Assignment Editor turned “Content Discovery Editor” talks about when, how and what information to reach out to the news desk with.
Julie offers a crash course on community relations after explaining the Pearl Business Awards and The Pearl magazine.
With events, press conferences—or anything you are inviting people to—it’s best to follow a Who, What, Where, When, Why format.
Recorded Live at PreGame, tech and startup reporter Malia Spencer shared insights on how to get coverage in Portland, plus PR pet peeves and what exactly is a startup anyway?