I enjoyed chatting with Eric Yaverbaum for our podcast recently. If you don't know the name, you probably should - especially if you run in NYC PR circles. He is CEO of Ericho Communications and author of Public Relations for Dummies and Leadership Secrets of the
I enjoyed participating in the Defining PR roundtable on Twitter Spaces recently, which was organized and led by Stephen Karaolis, founder of Pear The Agency and AI startup PR Labs (more on this below). It was a great panel and very lively conversation about the changes
I am constantly searching for podcast and YouTube content to enjoy while I am out running or driving. The ones I like most are about music and true crime. Through the latter interest I discovered the Behavior Panel, a YouTube channel that analyzes the behavior
The last two PR: Done and Doner podcasts focused on ChatGPT and AI in PR. In Episode 16, we invited a panel comprising Fusion PR account directors Mark Prindle and Diana Bost, and Stefano Pacifico, CEO and Co-founder of Epistemic AI, a company that
As we look ahead to 2023, there is no better time for PR pros to resolve to do a better job delivering and proving value. I was in that frame of mind when I spoke with Renée Warren,who launched and runs We Wild Women,
(This article originally appeared in O'Dywer's PR.) It has only been a year since Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook’s rebranding to Meta, and his vision for how the company will lead us into an immersive, virtual world. Yet there have been much excitement and press coverage in
At Fusion PR, we are big believers in the power of industry analyst relations. Most of our programs include an A/R track. In the world of enterprise tech, they are extremely important influencers. But how can you reap the potential benefits of engaging
I had the great pleasure of meeting Brette Goldstein when my old friend Jeffrey Koeppel introduced us a while back. He's a Maryland-based corporate, securities, and M&A lawyer who knows Brette from his work in the film business. Brette is a dynamo, someone who uniquely
Last month I explained the Open Spaces Marketing concept. Basically, it is about getting your customer's attention by avoiding noise and going where competitors aren't. I also shared a tip that should be especially effective for those who work in the tech sector.
Many in tech and Silicon Valley have closely watched the Theranos saga. It's kept entrepreneurs up at night wondering if the Holmes conviction spells the end of smoke and mirror pitch decks and the "fake it 'til you make it" Valley ethos? It's also caused concern