by Erika Montgomery | May 19, 2016 | Blogging Tips, Public Relations
The weather is getting warmer, birds are chirping in the trees and wildflowers are deep in bloom. What does this have to do with your public relations plan? Quite a lot! The wonderful things that remind us of spring can teach us a lot about forming a solid PR strategy...
by Erika Montgomery | Apr 7, 2016 | Public Relations
A couple of months ago there was a big change in my life: my second child was born. Now that I’m back from maternity leave and adjusted to life with a 3-year-old daughter as well as a baby boy, I’ve started to see ways that having a couple of children is a lot like...
by Erika Montgomery | Jan 27, 2016 | Business Tips, Media Coverage, Public Relations, Three Girls Media
Three Girls CEO Talks About What It Takes to Run A Company Three Girls Media founder, CEO and Chief Publicist was interviewed by RebatesZone about the challenges of starting a new business, what it takes to stay motivated and find success, the importance of networking...
by Erika Montgomery | Jan 5, 2016 | Public Relations
Over the holidays, I got a chance to see the remake of a 1991 classic, Point Break. Although the film has been met by critical reviews, I thought the jaw-dropping action scenes made for an incredible afternoon of cinema. The movie centers around Johnny Utah, an...
by Erika Montgomery | Jan 4, 2016 | Public Relations
For those of you that haven’t heard, I’m currently pregnant. As it turns out, there are a lot of similarities between a successful public relations campaign and a pregnancy. Here are 4 PR lessons you can take away from the experience. 4 Public Relations Lessons from...
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by Erika Montgomery | Dec 21, 2015 | Public Relations
Have you started considering your public relations goals for the coming year? Before you can begin crafting a marketing strategy for 2016, it’s important you look at the big picture. Ask yourself: What were your goals for this past year? Did you succeed? What worked...
