PR wins, media coaching, and the occasional gold medal — notes from a boutique agency in Tampa.
Do you get lonely working from home, regardless of how busy you are with your small business? I’ve been working from home for three years now. I am very productive and get
Personal recommendations are as important in your personal life as they are in your professional life. In my line of work as the owner of Bee Young Communications and Marketing, personal recommendations
Ask most people why patients skip cancer screenings and you will get some version of the same answer: they must not think it is important. That answer is almost always wrong, and
Your leaders are already representing your organization, whether anyone has prepared them for it or not. Inside the full-day media intensive we built for USF’s College of Engineering.
Here is a question I get asked more often these days: how do you build an audience for something that doesn’t exist yet? It is one of the hardest problems in communications,
Celebrating Two Years of Bee Young Comms JUST ONE WAY: Up, Up and Away! We’re celebrating two years of Bee Young Communications and Marketing in the last week. The cover picture above
(Click to Read My first blog on my first day two years ago!) Celebrating two years of Bee Young Comms! COTTON is the traditional gift for a second anniversary. Yes, COTTON! Because I
Most organizations don’t decide to neglect their website. It just stops being urgent. It was built for a business that ran mostly offline, it worked well enough, and the team moved on
As a child, my mom insisted I pen a handwritten note thanking my Grandma Schmitt for her birthday present before I even dreamed of going out to play. I wasn’t happy –
You did it! It’s ‘GAME DAY’ of your interview. You finally have an interview for a position you have been eyeing and you are ready to make a career game-changer. Below are
How we placed an Olympian’s long-overdue medal ceremony in outlets from the IOC to national broadcast — and what it taught us about patient storytelling.
One email a month: what we’re pitching, what’s landing, and what the media actually wants right now.
