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Do you need Public Relations (PR) right now?
When does a company need to turn to public relations (PR) to get its message out? That is one of the fundamental questions facing business leaders nearly every day. The challenge of making your company known, selling a product or service or idea and clearly stating who you are and what you stand for is a complex one. This requires a willingness to share stuff about yourself that you may not think necessary; it demands a thoughtful review of where you are as a company and what you might have to tell people; and it really calls into the whole
Hooray for Our Clients
You may not know this, but one task that PR agencies often complete is writing award nominations for clients (and often, finding those awards that
Loving What You Do
“Talent is cheap; dedication is costly.” It’s said to be a remark by an Italian art teacher to the great Michaelangelo very early in his
Collaboration is Not a Dirty Word
It’s no secret that the world is more connected than ever. And by virtue of all these connections — personal, virtual, business, academic, social –
A Case of Mistaken Identity
Back in 1999 when I started Logos Communications, I didn’t set up a website right away. I was bootstrapping the business and trying to conserve
We’re Only Human
It’s been said: To err is human. In fact, there was even a song from the 1980s titled, “I’m only human” by a band called
It’s Good to Be Recognized
Everyone appreciates being recognized for good work. At Logos Communications, our team is no different. We’ve been consistently winning national awards for our client work
What’s Your Game?
It’s August and the expression, “Let the Games Begin” is in full force. For sports enthusiasts, look no further than the 2016 Summer Olympics. For
What Is Your Company’s Brand and Reputation Worth?
It’s no secret that corporate communications is now a 24/7 endeavor. Through social media, your customers are talking all the time. The question is: are
Sales Encounters of a Different Kind
When you’re the owner, president, CEO, or head honcho of any small business, chances are that you’re also the Chief Salesperson. Sales are one of