The ultimate aim of any brand is to become a household name. Over the years, some of the brands that have reached this status include Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, and General Mills. While many people may not consider General Mills a household name, the company crafted many brands which are.
With incidents of mass murders on the rise, Americans are more conscious of security issues than ever. Horrific acts of violence continue to take place at movie theaters, schools, airports, and nightclubs. But this isn’t the only time security issues come to the surface.
A controversial Islamic preacher lined to terrorism, Zakir Naik has hired Perfect Relations, a PR agency in India to counter media reports. Naik is allegedly “Under attack for his speeches that allegedly endorse violence and intolerance.”
Chris Brown’s Publicist Quits After Nasty Text Messages Chris Brown’s highly publicized tirade involving his publicist, Nicole Perna of BWR led to her resignation. The bitter exchange started when Perna sent a text message congratulating Brown on the release of his clothing collection. In response, Brown took a swipe saying
Earlier this month, food critic, Tom Sietsema, gave the popular Founding Farmers restaurant a mind-blowing zero-star review. Sietsema gave the restaurant only half a star back in 2012 and returned in 2016 to readjust his rating to no star at all.
Marijuana (cannabis) is now legal in a number of states – some just make it legal, others make it legal with a medical prescription, and some of the states allow counties and municipalities to make the decision. From a government perspective, legalizing pot makes some sense – the tax value
We’ve said it before a thousand times. One of the biggest mistakes brands make when it comes to brand reputation and visibility is to wait until things go awry to request help from PR experts. In contrast, proactive brands in the market understand that good PR is a great way
When big box bookstores were all the rage, not that long ago, really, shoppers were invited to pop in for a coffee or latte to drink as they perused their purchase. Those days aren’t completely gone, but most folks who want to browse before they buy are heading to the
MWW PR Attends Town Meeting Undercover MWW PR, a recently attended the Hazlet Township, New Jersey meeting regarding JPC&L’s power line proposal. It was a public meeting, so they were welcome to do so, as well as any representatives from the company’s executive staff, but media reports indicate local residents were upset
A recent article from Irish Times reported €730,000 being spent on PR in Irish hospitals and affiliated facilities. If these facilities did not already have in-house PR and publicity departments and experts, it might not be such a big deal. But they do. So the question begs an answer – is the expenditure justified?
