How Social Media Changed My PR World – And How It Should Be Changing Yours
Once upon a time not so long ago, we all existed in a world without Facebook or Twitter, or dare I say, without the internet? (I am not 80 years old, honest.) I have been...
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The Challenge: Garnering Empathy For Women With Lung Disease
For more than 10 years, GillespieHall has had the privilege of working alongside the American Lung Association (ALA) in its fight to improve air quality and lung health for all Americans. Recently, the ALA has recognized...
Be Mine, Media-tine: Creating Successful Relationships With The Media
This blog post was written by Bobby S., a senior at the University of Delaware and a communications intern at GillespieHall. As Valentine’s Day approaches, couples everywhere will celebrate their relationships. For some, it’s only been...
How to avoid humiliation and appear to be as smart as a teenager
We always get a kick out of the Scripps National Spelling Bee. It’s so much fun to watch the kids on stage, in front of the television cameras, trying to work out the spellings of...
Incorrect word usage? Inconceivable!
We admit it – we’re drawn to anything that references the movie “The Princess Bride,” a 1987 film classic starring Cary Elwes and Robin Wright. One of the characters in the film, a criminal named Vizzini,...
Christine’s Story: The Power of the Narrative
This blog post was written by Nicole Crawford, GillespieHall's American Lung Association Account Executive. I met Christine Brader at an event in Harrisburg, Pa. The American Lung Association was sponsoring Advocacy Day, a legislative push for...