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Fire Coverage Offers Lessons in Crisis Communications
Scott Hanson | July 24, 2019
With wildfire season in full swing, fire coverage is dominating many local newscasts. Check out the lessons in crisis communications that Scott has learned from expert communicators.
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Future of Instagram
Autumn Jarrett | July 23, 2019
As we all have probably heard by now Instagram is continuing to test hiding the “likes” from users in more markets around the world. This has everyone wondering what this might mean for those users who we call “Instafamous” or “Instagram models.” I always had professors throughout college who always said, “the amount of ‘likes’ […]
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#MediaMonday – Julie Erfle
Abbie Fink | July 22, 2019
For #MediaMonday, we are introducing Julie Erfle from Arizona Mirror. Learn more about her history with political activism.
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#FunFactFriday – Apollo 11
Annelise Krafft | July 19, 2019
Happy #FunFactFriday! Today, we're sharing fun facts about the Apollo 11, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend.
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Surveys, quizzes and apps…oh my
Abbie Fink | July 18, 2019
This week’s app craze, FaceApp, has everyone posting photos of what they might look like in the future. Just as fast as photos were shared, the dangers of the app were exposed.
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What is a boilerplate?
Alison Bailin | July 17, 2019
For the past several months, we have been exploring the PR Toolbox, full of tactics that make up a public relations campaign. Now, meet the boilerplate.
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Creatures of Habit
Autumn Jarrett | July 16, 2019
As humans we are creatures of habits, some of us more than others. I like to think of myself as being spontaneous and eager to try new things, but I still have some habits or routines that I follow. For an example, when I stumble across a new food (usually desserts) I will become obsessed […]
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#MediaMonday – Adrian Cheii Dotson
Scott Hanson | July 15, 2019
HMA has worked with tribal governments for nearly 30 years, interacting with many media outlets covering Native American affairs in that time. Now, we'd like to introduce you to Adrian Cheii Dotson, editor of NATIVE A+E.
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The Final Test
Autumn Jarrett | July 12, 2019
You’ve just graduated from college, you’ve taken your graduation trip to celebrate and now you are faced with the constant “what’s next?” question. For outsiders, finding a job once you graduate from college is sometimes considered to be easy. There is a lot of competition and more hoops to jump through to land your first […]
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Say “bon appétit” to yummy digital communication
Annelise Krafft | July 11, 2019
Another, mostly unknown, fun fact about me is that I am obsessed with cooking. I dabble in my spare time, but mostly enjoy learning about cooking techniques and watching videos from experts. One of my great loves: Bon Appétit Magazine. Bon Appétit, an award-winning food lifestyle magazine with a focus on cooking, fashion, travel, technology, […]
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Time Marches On
Scott Hanson | July 10, 2019
Scott prides himself on promptness, but Father Time has not been on his side lately. Read more about his recent battles with the clock.
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All businesses need a crisis communications plan
Alison Bailin | July 9, 2019
All businesses need a crisis communications plan. Are you prepared if something bad happens? Let HMA help you with your crisis planning needs.
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