The dirty little secret of PR is that much of what firms like Propllr get paid for can be done by anyone. Probably not as well and almost certainly not with as much speed, creativity, or consistency. But still, it’s doable.
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Mike Ryan is Senior Director of Global Demand Generation at project44, a Chicago-based startup that provides a transportation visibility platform for shippers and third-party logistics firms.
I don't know if it's a trend or not (saw this yesterday), but I decided on Friday night to withdraw Propllr's application for a forgivable PPP loan (estimated around $150,000).
It’s been a bit over a month since COVID-19 reared its ugly head, and much has changed, big and small.
Another week, another spate of bad news about the COVID-19 pandemic.
Unemployment is about to shoot through the roof in Chicago.
the cool thing about capitalism is that there is always a way to profit in times of global crisis (just don't forget to shamelessly promote it!) pic.twitter.com/TU9eZHEXBu
— erin griffith (@eringriffith)
Ariana Gibson is Head of Brand and Driver Insights at Clearcover, a Chicago-based insurtech startup that’s out to improve the car insurance experience from end to end.
At our October 30, 2019 Here’s How Startup Marketing Conference, Ariana shared...
Marty Pesis is Director of Marketing at Cameo, a Chicago-based startup that’s gone viral. Cameo’s platform allows users to buy personalized video shoutouts from celebrities – everyone from Gilbert Gottfried to Heidi Montag.
Marty shared how his...
