Amy Rosenberg Articles

Stress Awareness Month: a PR Talk Compilation [Podcast]

Sheila Hamilton, Mark Mohammadpour and Libra Forde share important mental health and wellness techniques on the PR Talk Podcast.

Public Relations Isn’t Just for Red Carpets

Public Relations (PR) is proactive, builds your public brand, adds credibility, and improves employee retention and recruitment.

Staying Ahead of the Puck that is Google with Michael Cottam [Podcast]

Also, Battle of the SEOs: Does Michael Cottam Agree With Rand Fishkin About Links? E-A-T, Schema Markup and Are No-Follow Links the Devil?

“The Wall Street Journal Problem” with Rand Fishkin [Podcast]

Rand joins the PR Talk Podcast with some very good news, launching a pandemic-era company and getting audience savvy

The Four Types of People You’ll Need to Turn Thought Leadership Dreams into Reality

Strategists, experts, content creators and implementers make up the right team that will deliver results.

How to Win the Conversation Through Content Marketing and Public Relations Partnerships

Content marketing and PR teams must work hand-in-hand to maximize their effectiveness. Initiatives can support consumer marketing and PR outreach efforts.

Move Over Traditional Media: Why Thought Leadership is the New Public Relations

Amy Rosenberg shares Five Ways to Do Thought Leadership and Three Tips for Sharing Your Thought Leadership

Linkbuilding Through PR with Carolyn Shelby, Tribune Interactive [Podcast]

Links, Local PR, SEO and more with Carolyn Shelby, Director of SEO and SEM for Tribune Publishing. Recorded at the 2018 Engage Conference.

Kevin Getch: Engage Conference [Podcast]

Kevin Getch of SEMpdx Has Us “Engaged” Before the Annual Digital Marketing Conference Hits Portland

Amy Rosenberg on Local PR with The Zip [Podcast]

Local public relations tips, the launch of Veracity, Amy’s background and more. Interview on The Zip Podcast.

StreetTalk with Roger Valdez, Seattle for Growth

"A proliferation of product type enables consumers to make better choices. If the choices are limited, competition increases and prices increase. More is better,” Roger Valdez, Seattle for Growth Seattle Housing Advocate and Forbes Writer, Roger Valdez, Explains the...