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Has New Business Development Changed?
Abbie Fink | Feb 18, 2021
So much about the workplace has changed because of the pandemic. Work-from-home has become the norm, more and more meetings are taking place virtually using a variety of different platforms and we’ve been challenged to find ways to network. And for those of us that work with clients, the biggest change has been in how […]
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Press Freedom Must Ring
Scott Hanson | Feb 16, 2021
Transparency in government is more important now than ever. And it’s not just at the national level. It’s not a new topic for us, as demonstrated here, and here. HMA Public Relations has worked as a government contractor for city, county, state and tribal governments for decades. Our team knows from the onset that everything […]
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What the Flack?
Abbie Fink | Feb 11, 2021
The PR community is all a-flutter about Flack, currently running on Amazon Prime. The show focuses on Robyn, an American publicist working for a cutthroat London PR company that represents troubled celebrities. And while she’s helping cover-up her clients’, shall we say, “misdeeds,” she is doing drugs, drinking and sleeping with her clients. Don’t get […]
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The Underdog of the Super Bowl
Marissa Baker | Feb 9, 2021
The Super Bowl is so much more than just football. For some, the commercials are the reason to tune in each year. And these spots are among the most expensive advertisements. Due to the pandemic, many brands opted not to spend advertising dollars on this year’s Super Bowl. Some, like Miller Lite, used social media […]
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Digital Marketing in the Age of a Pandemic
Marissa Baker | Feb 4, 2021
When the pandemic first began, many radio and TV advertisements sounded insincere to the current times of wearing masks and social distancing. Marketers scrambled to update campaigns with new and innovative ways to reach their consumer. With COVID-19 concerns still prevalent, Iterable released its outlook at the most anticipated digital marketing tactics for 2021 which […]
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A Sponsorship of Super Bowl Proportions
Scott Hanson | Feb 3, 2021
Sponsorships and using celebrity endorsers can often be an iffy proposition. But when it’s right – it can really be right. Using a “fake” person can take the chance of any embarrassing missteps out of the conversation. The fictitious name “Jake from State Farm” has been engrained in our brains since 2011 when “Jake” first […]
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#WhatisWednesday – What is Social Listening?
Autumn Jarrett | Jan 27, 2021
We often hear people emphasize how important it is to listen to understand instead of listening to reply. Not only is this effective for our day-to-day conversations, but it is a practice that PR agencies use to observe the conversations that are being had about their clients and their client’s industries. According to Sprout Social, […]
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Today We Welcome a New President – It is Inauguration Day
Marissa Baker | Jan 20, 2021
At around 10 a.m. local time, Joe R. Biden, Jr. will be sworn in as President by the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court by citing the 35-word oath of office. To recognize this time-honored tradition, here are a few facts about this historical day: Prior to 1933, the Constitution of the United […]
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Why would the NFL choose to be on NICK?
Scott Hanson | Jan 19, 2021
The National Football League recently made some lemonade out of lemons when it broadcast one of its Wild Card playoff games on Nickelodeon. It was an unusual platform for a pro football game – but a brilliant move. How better to teach the next generation of football fans than on their own network and in […]
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Should You Be Held Accountable?
Abbie Fink | Jan 14, 2021
Forbes posted an article recently that in summary says that those associated with the current White House administration should be held accountable for their words and actions these past four years. And if a company chooses to employ a member of the administration, in particular communications staffers, then the magazine, in no uncertain terms, “will […]
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Music Streaming Services: A Useful PR Tool
Justin Liggin | Dec 10, 2020
As the year wraps up, music streaming services recount users favorite tunes. So how can brands use this to their advantage?
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Non-Verbal Communication Can Be Key
Scott Hanson | Dec 9, 2020
During the football season, Scott Hanson uses non-verbal signals to communicate with other game officials. Read how this compares to non-verbal communication in the public relations sphere.
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