PRSD: PR Stress Disorder
What a brand has after an agency blasted 400 reporters and got nothing back, and how we cure it.
What makes a story catch on? We examine the angles, ideas, and human instincts behind earned attention. New here? Start with the Notably glossary.
What a brand has after an agency blasted 400 reporters and got nothing back, and how we cure it.
Ten fill-in formats built from the pitches that got reporters to reply, plus the follow-up we send.
How we explained it to a cybersecurity founder who asked us to start from zero.
CMOs keep asking. The data says AI tools cite other people’s pages, so the answer is earned mentions.
Ten agencies that offer AI visibility, how we chose them, and what to ask before you hire one.
We pitch reporters every day. Here's what actually works, what doesn't, and where the money goes.
Nine firms that fit established, growing companies, how we chose them, and what PR costs.
Why the second story is easier than the first, and how to earn the reporter who calls you back.
Why the news that excites your team rarely excites a reporter, and how to dig out the part that will.
A topic reporters keep covering, where no one has become the obvious expert yet.
If you can’t picture an interesting headline, the story isn’t ready yet.
The split between the story you want to tell and the one a reporter would actually write.
Seven reasons a reporter stops scrolling, and what 1,225 of my own pitches say about them.
Twenty real media pitches that landed coverage, plus the three angles behind them.
Anyone who tells you being in PR isn't at least a little bit like being a mad scientist is lying…
As a PR agency, we want to secure coverage for our clients, and our clients want their names and brands…