Yelp is the world’s largest home to online reviews, and its reach is constantly growing. Consumers use Yelp to find local businesses because it is considered the most trustworthy review site. In an increasingly digital age, online review platforms are the new word of mouth....
Keeping a close eye on industry news can be critical to your company’s success. Setting up Google alerts on hot topics can make it easier than ever. Follow these steps to set up your Google alerts. Go to Google.com/alerts Enter the topic or term...
Public relations is nearly 90% more effective than advertising at influencing the consumer decision-making process. This is because advertising is paid media, while public relations is earned media. When someone reads a story in the Washington Post, or on an influential blog about your product, they're seeing...
It’s the car everybody is talking about - Tesla. Innovative in mechanics and luxurious in design, many believe it is the first glimpse of what cars will look like in the future. If you have an extra 70 grand to drop, you might already be...
How a business responds to a negative review on Yelp has the power to influence the way consumers perceive the company and even impact their purchasing decisions. However, not just any reply will suffice. When responding to a negative review on Yelp, it is critical...
Let’s face it - there's a lot going on in the news right now. But apps like TikTok have been able to act as much-needed distractions from users’ chaotic day-to-day lives. Although TikTok started as a cringey, albeit entertaining app used by younger audiences, it...
Every day there seems to be a new scandal seizing the media’s attention. Former Rep. Katie Hill’s recent scandal caused her to resign from her congressional seat only ten months into her term. Her continued activity in the political limelight has inspired conversation over how...
This week’s guest Katherine Stewart is an investigative journalist and author with articles written in the New York Times and The Guardian. She focuses on religion and politics mainly and the separation of church and state. Her book, THE POWER WORSHIPPERS: Inside the Dangerous Rise...
It seems like this week’s guest Alisa Parenti has done it all from reporting to anchoring to radio to becoming an author to teaching to her current position as the Breaking News Editor at Bloomberg News. She talks to our hosts about her varying experiences and how...
This week’s guest brings a love of breaking news and community to the After Deadline discussion. ABC6’s Christie Ileto is most notable for her extensive national coverage of the arrest of Freddie Gray. Because she is no stranger to chasing down a story, she shares...
Being a journalist can sometimes mean becoming an expert in a field you never would have imagined. This week’s guest Natalie Walters is a money and business reporter for the Dallas Morning News. She shares her journey with journalism including jumping in feet first as...
This week’s guest discovered at a young age that there were people who got to go to Orioles baseball games for free – and the rest is history. While Michael Graff’s love for the Orioles hasn’t faltered over the years, his career path has shifted...
As a journalist for more than 20 years, Jonathan Choe’s passion lies in telling the stories that often go untold. In this episode, he takes us behind the scenes as a Senior Fellow at Discovery Institute and shares how his multi-media storytelling efforts bring insight...
After Deadline goes global! This week’s guest Teresa Wright is a Canadian journalist, who covers politics and health at Global News – and the two may overlap more than you think. With more than 15 years of experience, Teresa knows journalism inside and out but...
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