Tag: DIY PR: Manage My Own PR

In the competitive world of brand building, it’s easy to squander your budget if you’re not careful. So that you can do a little marketing spend fit-check, here are 30 ways we see businesses often wasting their marketing spend:

Crafting the Perfect Pitch: Your Ticket to media stardom Crafting a pitch that makes journalists lean in with excitement is an art, but fear not – we've got the canvas, the brushes, and the strategy for you. Welcome to the raraPR guide on creating the perfect media pitch that will secure your spot of ink in the headlines.

Today, we're spilling the beans on five tried-and-true techniques to ramp up the hype around your business. You know, the kind of attention that can turn heads, boost your reputation, and make your business the talk of the town. Let's dive in!

Whether you're new to the PR scene or a seasoned pro delving into the realm of communications, creating your first PR plan can be as daunting as deciphering the intricacies of a cryptic riddle.

Introducing PRBYYOU, the innovative DIY tools and templates PR system developed by raraPR. Our goal? To empower you with the means to create meaningful awareness and drive impact through strategic PR, minus the wait.

Business owners often find themselves at a crossroads when pondering where to point their marketing spend. In this article, we'll hop, step and jump into the critical aspects that business owners should consider when contemplating which yellow brick road to take when it comes to investing in the right foot forward for building brand and business.

PR pro tip time! Clear messaging isn't just important, it's like the secret sauce for your PR strategy. It’s the fundamental first and most powerful step to unleash incredible PR foundations and public relations power now and in the very long-term future.

In the era of the content economy, digital dominance, traditional PR alone is no longer enough to set your business apart.

We’ve been talking about it for more than a decade but just in case you hadn’t yet heard, the winds of change have swept through the world of public relations, leaving the old era of traditional PR in its wake.