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Next in our series of blog posts from Group Gordon’s summer interns, Kasey Katz applies the lessons she’s learned in corporate PR to building a personal brand. 7.6.15 How much time does it take you to get ready for work? What about for a meeting? An interview? A date? When it comes to making a […]

Group Gordon’s Keith Barnish recommends four essential tips to follow to guarantee a successful manager-managee relationship. 6.25.15 Inspired by last week’s post offering tips for starting out in PR and recent articles relating to the perils of mean bosses, I began to reflect on my own first experiences being managed and managing someone else. Whether […]

Group Gordon’s Kevin Maloney shares important advice for any new or aspiring PR professional to follow. 6.18.15 As college graduation season winds down, a new batch of interns, junior account executives, and associates are joining PR firms across the U.S. Like many new grads, I remember feeling both anxious and a bit uncertain when I […]

Group Gordon’s Anna Clark blogs about the features that distinguish PR from advertising. 6.2.15 According to an old business adage, “Advertising is what you pay for, and publicity is what you pray for.” While public relations (PR) and advertising both play key roles in promoting a company and its products or services, there are some […]

Group Gordon’s Zigis Switzer blogs about the good, the bad, and the ugly of responding with “no comment.” 5.5.15 In public relations, interviews with the press are high stakes at high noon. Every bit of media training, talking point preparation, and story pitching comes down to the moment between a client and a reporter. These […]

Group Gordon’s Lillian Nottingham blogs about the dominance of data and how to make the numbers work for you. 4.16.2015 Data. The crush of information collected both on- and offline grows every minute. New analyses and reporting have provided evidence of things we have always assumed to be true (A third of social media users […]