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Can Using Social Media Become Illegal?
Scott Hanson | Apr 27, 2023
Social media is not going away – even if lawmakers continue trying to make it harder for some to access. Scott Hanson discusses privacy on social media, noting recent changes with state regulations on the issue. Click on today's blog post to find out more!
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Is Public Relations Like the Eight Ball?
Rayna Burgett | Apr 26, 2023
The eight ball–a solid black ball used to win a game of pool–just may be representative of the public relations landscape. With the proper angle and precise timing, the eight ball and public relations are quite similar. Read more from this blog post by Rayna Burgett.
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Could Password Sharing Cause Crisis?
Justin Liggin | Apr 25, 2023
While more than 100 million households currently share passwords for Netflix, this will soon change with the platform's upcoming password sharing plan. Read more from Justin Liggin on what's to come for Netflix and the importance of PR in this rollout.
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#MediaMonday – Kelly Gannon
Alison Bailin | Apr 24, 2023
Kelly Gannon, a producer for Arizona’s Family, is the latest feature in HMA's #MediaMonday series! Hear Kelly's story and discover fun facts on her in this blog post. Check it out!
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The Value of the Informational Interview
Abbie Fink | Apr 21, 2023
Informational interviews are valuable whether you are just out of college or a long-time professional. Abbie Fink shares her best tips for informational interviews in this blog post. Read more!
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Do You Know Your Target Audience?
Scott Hanson | Apr 20, 2023
Knowing your audience is key to communicating whether it’s in a business setting, a professional speaking forum or one-on-one communication. Scott Hanson connects this to a recent baseball umpiring experience in this blog post.
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Are News Organizations Departing Twitter?
Justin Liggin | Apr 19, 2023
Twitter is a few tweets less after NPR and PBS have decided to stop posting on their accounts. Find out why these organizations have left the platform in the latest blog post from Justin Liggin
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Pt. 2: Do Marketing Strategies Look Different for Health & Fitness?
Rayna Burgett | Apr 18, 2023
Many people are finding themselves more motivated and interested in health and fitness. Today Rayna Burgett is taking a look at the industry, examining which marketing strategies are most effective. Check it out!
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#MediaMonday – MacKenzie Brower
Alison Bailin | Apr 17, 2023
Today’s #MediaMonday comes to us from MacKenzie Brower, a reporter for Independent Newsmedia with a focus on the Northeast Valley and Paradise Valley. Meet MacKenzie in this feature!
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Why Are Pauses Important During an Interview?
Alison Bailin | Apr 14, 2023
Two of the three “villains” in the recent Vanderpump Rules scandal have broken their silences in the past week. Alison Bailin is sharing more on their podcast and TV appearances and discussing how these interviews highlight the importance of media training. Read more!
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Pt. 1: Do Marketing Strategies Look Different for Food & Beverage?
Rayna Burgett | Apr 13, 2023
There are many marketing strategies for each industry, but how is the food and beverage business different? Rayna Burgett answers the question in the first post of her industry marketing blog series. Check it out!
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What Are Content Pillars?
Justin Liggin | Apr 12, 2023
By planning with content pillars, you can share relevant and consistent information that aligns with your business does and what your followers want. Learn more on social media pillars and how to create them in this post from Justin Liggin.
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