Welcome to Karen Bells, Vehr’s new team member
Please join us in offering a warm welcome to our new team member, Karen Bells. We're thrilled to add Karen to our team.
Lawrence, Kansas PD: A lovely Twitter surprise
If a law enforcement agency exists, can they still have a personality on Twitter? Turns out, at least for a Kansas town with a population of 95,000, the answer is yes.
Artificial intelligence (AI): Marketing friend or foe?
A recent presentation by our intern, Haley Fite, gave us a peek at the expanding role of artificial intelligence (AI) in marketing, here’s a recap of what she had to say.
11 rules to learn early in your communications career
Life is not fair, get used to it. This is universal and ageless. It applies to all industry sectors and life in general, not just to integrated marketing firms.
Are PR pros to blame for fake news?
PR pros are often accused of “spinning” a story or omitting the facts to make sure our clients appear in the best light. And, admittedly, I’ll go ahead and say that is kind of what we do, but not with ill intentions, as some people probably think.
Announcing our new Vehr Cares partner
Melodic Connections has been selected to receive our 2017 Vehr Cares grant, worth up to $25,000 in integrated communications and marketing services.
How to grow your brand with Instagram Stories
Instagram Stories are becoming the new “news feed,” and brands are using the slideshow of videos and photos to give their customers a taste of the people and personalities behind their products.
8 tips for job seekers
Whether you’re looking for an internship, entry level or senior level position, the application game never changes.
Think your dashboard holds all the answers?
While marketing dashboard metrics are critical and should be reviewed regularly, we’d provide greater value to our organizations if we look at them in the context of the larger business environment and explore all the possible nuances that took us from A to B.
Marketing vs. PR: Does it really matter?
There is still a lot of misdirected energy among communications professionals to hold on to traditional nomenclature for what it is that we do, whether an advertising, marketing, PR or branding agency.