We love working with our clients, and we especially love it when our clients can do something extra for their customers.
LPC excels at thought leadership, content creation and brand communications.
LPC excels at thought leadership, content creation and brand communications.
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We love working with our clients, and we especially love it when our clients can do something extra for their customers.
A few years ago I was meeting a magazine editor at a neighborhood coffee shop that I had never visited before. While sipping a beverage awaiting my appointment, I took a mental note of the “feel” of this newly discovered coffee house. Or, more specifically, I made a note of how it made ME feel. And, as you’ll see from the actual Facebook post I wrote at the time, I didn’t quite feel at ease.
I am a fan of the Beatles. Their music reeled me in from the moment I first heard one of their songs coming out of my parents’ clock radio. I Want To Hold Your Hand, maybe…or A Hard Day’s Night. The song title is hazy, but the feeling was—and is—razor sharp.
One thing that always stood out about Beatles records was the label on them.
As a kid I loved activity books and puzzles. But there was one particular brain game that I struggled with. The dreaded maze. “Help the mouse get to the cheese.” “Pirate Jack has lost his treasure. Can you help him get to it?” Oh, the pressure!!
And I would always, always do the mazes in pencil for fear that I would head down the wrong path and my mistake would be forever immortalized in unforgiving red crayon. Yes, I was a very dramatic child. Why do you ask?
Do you have some amazing news to share about your business or organization? Before you “alert the media” with a standard press release, let’s look at ways you could drill down to find a stronger story angle that could help you get better, more impactful media coverage that will resonate with your audience.
Yep. It was time. Time to do for Living Pink Communications what we do for our clients every day: create marketing that resonates. After almost nine years in business, our name evolved from Public Relations to Communications to better reflect what we do. And we created a new logo, new color scheme, new business cards and, of course, a new website.