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I love this job posting so much because so many companies have marketing/comms roles where they describe wanting to hire “storytellers” and they almost never consider hiring journalists. Pro-tip: if you want someone to tell your company’s story, then hire a journalist. Better yet, put it in the job description.

NORTH DAKOTA

Media Planner

ATTENTION!!! We're hiring a Social Media Executive to fuel our digital journey! 🚀 If you're a creative storyteller with a knack for engagement, let's shape the social narrative together. Your next adventure starts here! 🌐✨ Read below to know more. #regalokitchens #hiring #socialmedia #designer #editor #wearehiring #office #officeculture #socialmediateam #IT

Looking into hiring a PR agency to promote your education brand?💡 Our blog post covers a check-list to consider, including researching their reputation by asking to speak to some of their clients. Are they happy with how the agency works to achieve their objectives? Click here for our check-list: https://ow.ly/HRUv50R36Ll #PR #PublicRelations #education #marketing #educationandschools #educationleaders #PRAgency #EdTech #edtechstartup

#hiring *Agency Partners in Social & PR (Remote)*, Portland, *United States*, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #Portlandjobs #Oregonjobs *Apply*: https://lnkd.in/gP9mXpvU WHO WE WANT Partnerships with other agencies that can enhance our in-house skills. People who are curious. People who can research, ideate, and develop thoughtful concepts. People who care about the craft of their work. People who want to integrate into our culture and be welcomed as part of our extended team. We hope this is the beginning of a long-lasting partnership. As an agency partner, your staff will collaborate with our team of strategists, account directors, project managers, designers, writers, developers, marketers, and often our senior leadership. You will work with our team to set direction, develop creative assets and deploy activations. We expect your best thinking and we want your voice brought to the table collaboratively with our team. Tell us about you and what type of work you enjoy most! What moves you. What inspires you. WHO WE ARE WATSON CREATIVE is a design-driven consulting firm based in Portland, Oregon, with offices in San Francisco and Bend, Oregon. Our portfolio includes top-tier firms, athletic organizations, and cultural icons. We're designers, writers, parents, mentors, musicians, marketers, volunteers, programmers, filmmakers, MBA's, and dreamers. For us, design is a passion, a sport, and an obsession.

MEMO || On-camera work supports your hiring a publicist. Not only hiring a publicist...hiring a social media manager, brand strategist...even a speaking coach. Whenever you're hiring or outsourcing for any of these roles, it's a business move that says you're serious about this season's scale. And the work they put it will be enhanced by the on-camera work you put in. If you're not on-camera via live streams, reels, or pre recorded videos you're missing out on results that are due to you! When you're ready to enhance your on-camera brand & CEO presence you can take an evening and work through our filming guides! We literally created them for the SAKE of the SCALE! Secure access to the guide for you here: https://lnkd.in/eCf-HAy7 #femaleceos #marketingtips #femalefounders #femaleownedbusiness #SeeHer #beher #videomarketingforbusiness #videosales

What's one of the biggest mistakes I see brands make before hiring PR support? As the owner of a PR agency who works with fashion, beauty, and lifestyle brands, my team and I frequently meet with companies looking into bringing in external PR support. One of the first questions we ask them is what they're hoping to achieve with PR; truly, what the ultimate goal is. Oftentimes, brands don't have a clear answer to this question. "We don't really have a goal - we just want to blow and be seen everywhere." PR done right can massively improve visibility - but it needs to be done RIGHT, which starts with a North Star to guide us and inform the strategy. What's the ultimate goal? Is it: ✨Build trust with audiences? ✨Improve SEO and web traffic? ✨Acquire new customers? ✨Gain respect and recognition from industry peers? ✨Secure funding? ✨Enter new retailers? A strong PR strategy can help work towards any and all of those goals - but the brand needs to be clear on what they want to achieve for it to be successful. Fortunately, my team and I at VLIV Communications can help with that - reach out if you'd like to see how PR support can elevate your brand and achieve your unique business goals. Feel free to DM or email me at lindsey@vlivcommunications.com Do you find you're more successful when you enter into a situation with a clear goal? Let me know in the comments below! P.S. Curious about what beauty editors are currently covering, and how to ensure your messaging resonates with them? Download our Beauty Editor Trend Report in the comments!

Having done product review PR most of my career, this is a really good look under the hood with Walt Mossberg, who pretty much created the category in consumer media at the WSJ (the trades/tech outlets had very very techy reviews, but he brought it to the every person ... well, who read the WSJ) and Marques Brownlee, who has set the standard on YouTube. I've pitched both (success with Walt as it's a higher batting average, less than a handful of pitches to Marques). With all product review programs, there's been an aspect of influencer relations - I was pitching enthusiast sites and groups - as well as industry analysts that focused on the space. Now, that's more amped up but that also brings in more pay-for-play attempts (those aren't reviews, that's just paid placement) and as noted in the article, it's hard to know what is what nowadays. I'm fine, though, with affiliate links because I do think media needs multiple revenue streams. A side story from my time in online photography that relates to the article. I was at a CES event with a bunch of the photo and camera reviewers, and they asked about my favorite digital camera. I mentioned the HP 315 digital camera (yes, I remember the model) and the camera guys mocked me because it wasn't the best chip or optics. I pushed back and said that with digital photography, I want a camera the I could give to my mom to use, one that embodied the old Kodak ethos of push the button, we do the rest. The HP was that simple-easy and could get more people into digital photography. One of the reviewers spoke up and noted I was right, it was the mainstream easy-to-use camera. Then we all got iPhones and smartphones with good cameras, so it was as moot point. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Colleagues and friends, I’ve taken the leap and started a new venture called Roger That Communications! It’s a boutique communications consultancy helping companies create their positioning, messaging, and story to better connect with their audiences. Read on to learn more. And if you’d like to show support, please share this post! I have nearly a decade of PR agency experience. But more recently, over the last 15 years of being on the client-side and partnering closely with agencies, I’ve come to value three things most when working with comms teams: 💡Senior guidance – an experienced comms leader that remained involved in the day-to-day after winning the account and continually stayed smart on my business was an invaluable thought partner. 💡Strategic thinkers and doers – strategy was critical, but so was execution, writing, and rolling up sleeves to do all the little things that lead to great comms outcomes - no task was too small. 💡Team empathy – shared experiences created a two-way street of clear expectations about supporting each other and getting the work done (I had been on the agency-side, and they had been on mine). Roger That is all these things. It’s boutique by design. You get a senior comms leader that is all-in on your business. You not only get a strategic thinker, but also a strategic doer that loves the work, creating story, and writing. The big outcome matters but so do all the little things to achieve it – I’ve been in your shoes, so if it’s important to you it’s important to me. For many companies, the PR agency model works. But for many others that have small budgets, the same big needs, and are looking for deep domain expertise and a senior comms leader that’s with you every step of the way, Roger That is for you. I’ve gotten off the ground with a couple projects but am expanding to work with more clients. Roger That specializes in a range of services – from PR and exec comms to thought leadership and content marketing and everything else in between. I’d love to partner with you and help. Visit https://lnkd.in/gSbsyRKr to tell me more about your project and needs. I’ll have more to share about Roger That in the coming weeks and months, including the thinking that went into the name and new branding. Until then, I'd love to hear from you! #RogerThat #communications #writing #storytelling #thoughtleadership