In July of last year, I did some research into TechCrunch in an effort to answer one question:
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.
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.
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In times of crisis, people need good journalism. The COVID outbreak is no exception. In recent weeks, people have been flocking to the new sources in record numbers, hungry for ever more information about the virus...
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.
In recent weeks, we’ve focused on supporting clients and others in our network during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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