Our Blog
FILTER BY CATEGORY
- ALL
- Book Club
- Copper State of Mind
- Crisis Communications
- Fun Fact Friday
- HMA Public Relations
- Mash Up
- Media Monday
- Media Relations
- Networking and Professional Development
- Odds and Ends
- PR and HMA PR
- PR and Sports
- PR Observations and Preferences
- PR Toolkit
- PRGN
- PRSA
- Public Relations
- Social Media
- Tip for Tuesday
- What is...Wednesday
Am I Susceptible to Confirmation Bias?
Rayna Burgett | June 22, 2023
Are you susceptible to confirmation bias? Rayna Burgett shares what confirmation bias means and covers how this plays a role in news consumption in her latest blog post. Read more!
READ MORE
What’s New in Canva?
Justin Liggin | June 20, 2023
Online graphic design tool Canva is rolling out new features that are helping us unlock our creative side. From AI to audio syncing, Justin Liggin shares the platform's newest tools in this blog post.
READ MORE
What Is AI’s Code of Ethics?
Rayna Burgett | June 14, 2023
Just as PR pros abide by a code of ethics, Rayna Burgett agrees in that there should be a code of ethics for AI as well. Read more in this blog post with insights from PRSA webinar, “The Intersect of AI and Public Relations.”
READ MORE
When Is Being Terrible a Good Thing?
Abbie Fink | June 13, 2023
After years of traveling back and forth to Las Vegas and seeing Terrible business billboards, casinos and gas stations, Abbie Fink decided to find out the meaning behind the signs. She shares the story behind the business and what makes Terrible's one of the most recognizable brands in Vegas in this post.
READ MORE
Are You Choosing Quality or Quantity?
Alison Bailin | June 2, 2023
With the series finales of three notable shows all taking place in the past week, it got Alison Bailin thinking about how television and streaming services have re-branded to focus on quality over quantity. Read more in this blog post from Alison!
READ MORE
What Makes Your Brand Stand Out from the Crowd?
Rayna Burgett | May 31, 2023
When thinking about how to best market your brand and present it to the public, there are several ways to make it stand out from the crowd. Learn more in this blog post from Rayna Burgett.
READ MORE
How Large is Phoenix?
Scott Hanson | May 30, 2023
While there is still a perception of Phoenix still being in “The Wild West,” the growing population numbers present a significant market for organizations to establish themselves and expand their audiences. Read more on Phoenix's growth in the latest blog post from Scott Hanson.
READ MORE
Is the Investment in Niche Advertising Worth It?
Alison Bailin | May 26, 2023
In today’s world where everything is scrutinized and so much content is custom, it makes perfect sense for ads to do the same thing. Learn about the effectiveness of niche advertising in today's blog post from Alison Bailin.
READ MORE
NAU Grads Get Gates’ Insight
Scott Hanson | May 25, 2023
Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, was the speaker at the recent Northern Arizona University graduation. Scott Hanson highlights 5 pieces of life advice Gates wished he had heard when graduating in today's blog post.
READ MORE
Is It Possible to Rebrand Yourself?
Abbie Fink | May 18, 2023
With Martha Stewart covering this year's Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit issue nearly 20 years after her prison sentence, Abbie Fink is discussing rebranding efforts and how the influencer has found exciting ways to re-engage with the public. Read more!
READ MORE
How Can You Find Your Audience?
Justin Liggin | May 11, 2023
Finding your audience is essential for success, but sometimes it’s not so easy to identify the audiences to target. Justin Liggin shares simple ways to get in touch with your audience in this blog post. Read more!
READ MORE
Pt. 3: Do Marketing Strategies Look Different for Fashion and Beauty?
Rayna Burgett | May 2, 2023
For the final part of her series on marketing strategies for different industries, Rayna Burgett is taking a look at the fashion and beauty world and sharing what sets the industry apart from the others when it comes to marketing. Read more!
READ MORE