How Candor Develops Earned Media Ideas
Follow in our footsteps to source positive media coverage.
3 Ways to Increase Media Coverage
Newsrooms are shrinking. How can organizations secure coverage?
Who Even Needs a PR Team These Days?
Tesla decided it doesn’t need people to work with the media. Can that work for others?
Candidly Speaking with Adam Brooks
Generating and maintaining positive brand publicity takes strategy, know-how and (often) a lot of patience. Senior Advisor Adam Brooks shares how Candor helps clients protect their good names.
Which Social Network Should My Business Be On?
Deciding what social media platforms your business should be on can be nerve-racking — especially with over 800 to choose from. Don’t worry. We’re just talking about the major players today. You don’t want to be on all of them. That takes up too much time, and other areas of your business need your attention.
4 Reasons Former Journalists Make Great PR Professionals
Every PR professional knows businesses often have insights to share with the public, products to announce and events to promote. And spreading those messages often includes getting stories in newspapers and on TV. But getting a journalist’s attention requires special skills and insight.
10 Photography Tips For Taking Quality Social Media Photos
Do you find yourself endlessly scrolling through social media feeds? If you’re between the ages of 14 and 65, there’s a good chance you were scrolling right before you started reading this blog post! But, eventually, we stop scrolling.
How to Grow Personally & Professionally in 3 Simple Steps
February is an interesting month. It’s squeezed between the excitement of a new year and the anticipation of spring. It’s also the month my daughter turns 18.
Lessons From Small Town USA
Candor represents multiple clients who have been expanding westward to rural Oklahoma. We’ve spent many hours in the land of cowboy boots and pie auctions, and we’ve learned a few things along the way.
3 OKC Businesses Doing Social Media the Right Way
Tell me if this sounds familiar. It’s evening. Dinner has been made or bought. You’ve got roughly two hours to kill before you should be in bed. For just a moment, you consider doing something productive.