Crisis Communications is part of Public Relations (PR) and the below article is an interesting one to read. Three PR professionals share their take on how the crisis was handled and responded to by the Deutsche Bank. This article was shared and posted on the Public Relations Society of America’s (PRSA) Facebook page on February 15 and here is the link to the article on […]
Show Your Company Some Love
As Valentine’s Day was earlier this week, we thought that it would be fitting to write a post on showing your company some love, too. How can you do that? Below are some suggestions for places that might need a check-in to see if the current strategy is working or if changes need to be made: 1) Review your Marketing Strategy: Is your current marketing […]
Selecting a Public Relations Agency
If your company or organization is thinking about hiring an agency to assist in Public Relations, Communications or Social Media tasks and goals, consider the following things as you decide which agency to hire: 1) Does the agency reply to your inquiry and provide information within a few days? This is an important indication of how easy communication with the agency will be going forward. […]
Social Media Goals
Today is the start of a new school year for many students and with it comes new goals. With that in mind, what are the Social Media goals for your non-profit or company? Is it 40 new Facebook likes in September and 200 new Facebook likes by the end of the year? How about Social Media goals for more Instagram, Pinterest, or Twitter followers and […]
Author Audrey Gene – Today’s Q & A!
BG Mountain Studio’s second Q & A with an Alberta author is here! Today, we feature Audrey Gene, author of Of The Dragonfly. To find out more about Audrey Gene’s books, please visit www.audreygene.com. 1. How was the idea for ‘Of the Dragonfly’ begun? When I sat down to write Of the Dragonfly, I didn’t actually have a story in mind. I gave myself a […]
A Special Q & A with Author Louise Toffoli McLaughlin
I am pleased to share this wonderful and insightful Q & A with Calgary author, Louise Toffoli McLaughlin, about the joys and challenges of being a self-published author! Louise shares with us her journey and provides excellent tips on what it takes to persevere through the publishing process. To visit Louise’s website, please click here: www.louisetoffolimclaughlin.com. Please feel free to share your comments on this […]
BG Mountain Studio Wants Your Help!
BG Mountain Studio is looking to grow its e-newsletter list and have more “likes” on its Facebook page – and we need your help to make that happen! Make sure to share our newsletter and Facebook page with all of your family and friends.
Take a Technology Break!
It is good for you and for your business! Choose at least one day a week to unplug from your computer, cell phone, iPod, iPad, etc. People can wait until Monday to receive a reply to their e-mail or phone call. Why should you take a technology break? Because it will give your mind a chance to refresh and recharge and come up with new […]
Olympic Inspiration
With the 2014 Winter Olympics about to draw to a close, it can feel as if all the inspiration, joys, and reaching of goals and dreams will come to a close with the Olympics, too. But that is not the case and does not have to happen. Let the Olympians inspire you even after the Olympics! Olympians set goals of what they want to achieve […]
5 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Musician for Your Wedding Ceremony, Part 3
Are you ready for Part 3 of ‘5 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Musician for Your Wedding Ceremony’? Here it is! Part 4 will be published this Friday on Valentine’s Day. 3. Is it easy to reach the musician and are they quick to reply? Do they contact you when they say they will? When you first contact the musician, how soon the musician […]