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No Facts? No Problem. Just Speculate.

Journalists call them “thumb-suckers.” Short on facts for a story? No problem. Rumors and speculation are fine. You don’t even

You have so much at stake. Don’t let it slip away. Protect it. At the end of the day, it

To protect your legacy, be decisive. Life goes on, long after the thrill of livin’ is gone. ~ Singer

Choose your words wisely and make each count. In a recent interview, a popular nonfiction author was asked if his

Gratitude is rare…and even more special! Usually, the best any of us can hope is that clients will pay their

If you perceive it’s true, it is (to you). Perception defines reality, not the other way around. Think about it.

“Bet-the-farm” PR is fun. Sound a bit perverse? Perhaps. But consider the source. Crisis & Reputation Management is an exclusive

With PR, making an error doesn’t mean you simply toss the lumber away and get a new piece. Time is

Calculating success can mean avoiding negative attention. “What’s the value of a negative story that’s never published?” We’ve touched on

If it sounds untrue, it probably is. To quote Dr. Gregory House of the eponymously named TV series, “Everybody lies.”