Telnyx is a brilliant API-first provider of communication and voice services that we’ve had the recent pleasure to work with. And the programming community is starting to take notice. Most recently, ProgrammableWeb featured Telnyx in their daily API roundup. We’re pretty excited about this one as ProgrammableWeb has more than 1.5 million unique visitors per month!
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We had the enormous pleasure to collaborate on a project working with former White House social secretaries Lea Berman and Jeremy Bernard. They teamed up this past year to write an incredible book called “Treating People Well.” It’s awesome; you should read it. You can buy it right here. The media loves them and we’ve been able to get them in a variety of outlets, most recently when Jeremy was doing an appearance in Des Moines, Iowa. He did a great appearance on the local NBC affiliate and the local CW. Click on the links and check him out! It’s […]
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We’ve all been there before as PR professionals. When you’re having one of those days – or even weeks – when you just can’t get a hit in the media. It sucks. And it also can allow self doubt to creep in. I’ve been there more times than I care to share. It sucks, no doubt. But, in my latest installment for Muck Rack, I offer some reasons why you aren’t awful at your job and why you just aren’t having a good day pitching. You can read it here.
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I regularly write for the popular PR and media site Muck Rack and I have a lot of fun doing it. I had written an article a while ago for other public relations professionals on three things they should do before they pick up the phone and call a jounrnalist to pitch their story. You may or may not find it informative. It just got picked up by the website PR Daily, and you can read it right here.
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Always nice to get a big hit to start the year and that’s what happened with Ashley Madison. An anonymous member was featured in this online video about why she decided to get an account on the cheater’s website and how it affected her life. It’s actually pretty interesting if you want to take a minute to watch it. You can view it right here.
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There was a recent dustup in the PR and media community recently when the co-founder of HQ Trivia flipped out on a Daily Beast reporter and threatened to fire his popular app’s host if that reporter ran an interview they had just done with them. Yeah, it was a whole thing. You can read more about it and the lessons learned from my latest article on Muck Rack.
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I’ve been writing for Muck Rack for almost a year now and I love it. They not only let me vent about various PR-related irritants…they encourage it. For whatever reason, there are a couple of people that like to hear me rant about things that clients, media and/or fellow PR professionals do on a daily basis. Come to think of it, maybe I should be more positive and spend more time reinforcing good behavior. I’ll do that next! But, now is not that time. This time, I’m complaining about annoying email behaviors. Check it out and let me know what […]
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Who would know more about the business of events and their importance to companies than perhaps the most forward-thinking, white-label ticketing company? Probably not too many. And Business News Daily apparently agrees, as they quoted TicketSocket CEO Mark Miller in their article on corporate events and why they are still very important to organizations. You can read it right here.
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Avido Power’s new WiBa wireless charging dock was a hit at CES 2017 and it continues to impress. It’s the first fully wireless power bank and was the winner of a CES Innovation Award back in January. Others apparently think it’s pretty cool too. Inc.com just featured in their slideshow of “Gadgets all Procrastinators Need in their Lives.” You can check it out here.
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It was an exciting CES for Avido. The company just debuted the first-ever fully wireless power bank, the WiBa. Entering the show it had already won a CES 2017 award for innovation. It’s pretty neat and we can’t wait for it to be available to the public. We were pretty excited when AndroidHeadlines.com took notice and ran it in their main section. You can read about it right here.
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