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Big v. Small – Why Smalls Matter

By Kyle Elyse Niederpruem on October 27, 2019   /   Blog, Public Relations   /   Leave a comment

On a recent Adweek webinar, I heard an agency consultant refer to small agencies as “2 guys and a bong.” If it wasn’t offensive enough to the smalls on the call, the actual critical points he mentioned all go to our favor. While

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How Indies Score PR Work

By Kyle Elyse Niederpruem on February 13, 2018   /   Blog, Public Relations   /   Leave a comment

The Consultant vs. FTE Debate: How Indies Score PR Work Why go indie with your public relations – as in choosing an independent practitioner? We’ve come up with a pretty good list for you to consider indies – and for indies to share

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Know Your Worth – Indie PR Practice Survey

By Kyle Elyse Niederpruem on January 25, 2018   /   Blog, Public Relations   /   Leave a comment

Know Your Worth – Second Annual Practice Survey for Indies For the second consecutive year, PRSA’s Independent Practitioners Alliance Section launched a practice survey to gather information on how indies in PR work – what do they charge, how they spend their time

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Shooting Cellphone Video On the Fly

By Kyle Elyse Niederpruem on June 21, 2017   /   Blog, Public Relations, Social Media   /   Leave a comment

Not Shooting Video Yet with your Cellphone? You’re not alone in being intimidated by the powerful tool in your hands. Without post production, special lighting, scripts and story boarding, some people are just too overwhelmed to share brand stories with cellphone video –

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Starting your own PR Practice

By Kyle Elyse Niederpruem on July 26, 2016   /   Blog, Public Relations   /   1 Comment

Starting your own PR practice? What to know Quite a few people have contacted me over the years asking – how did you start your own PR practice? After departing a big agency culture that wasn’t for me, I decided to try it

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Explaining Domestic Violence

By Kyle Elyse Niederpruem on June 17, 2015   /   Blog, Public Relations, Social Media   /   Leave a comment

Domestic violence is a complicated social issue. By using statistics visually, you can tell a simpler story in an infographic. Here’s one we used to explain a $50,000 HopeLine grant from Verizon. We show how the money will be spent for Hoosier families in

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