When it comes to driving results, the quantity of your marketing output is just as important as its quality Amid labeling regulations, stiff competition and the increasingly limited face time […]
No Cheering in the Press Box
There are few things in life I enjoy more than cheering on one of my favorite teams or athletes. Whether it be watching a game on television with friends or […]
The Evolution of Fine Dining
As someone who truly enjoys dining out, I do my best to keep up on the latest trends and maintain a list of places I must get to. Recently, a […]
More than Words: Five Ways to Bring Your Company’s Values to Life
Ta da! Here they are: your company’s values. Your team went through the painstaking process of choosing just the right words to convey what your organization is all about. You […]
Padilla’s Top Podcasts
Whether they help get you through your daily commute, a workout at the gym, or chores around the house, podcasts have become a huge part of the entertainment world, and […]
5 in 5: Dodgeball, Wikipedia, Streaming Services, AI Composers and Zoltar
Each week, Padilla’s Insights + Strategy team stands at the intersection of people, culture and brands to bring you five stories that you can read in five minutes. 1. Games […]
Your CEO wants to be a thought leader? Look before you leap.
So, your hospital CEO wants to be a thought leader? Doesn’t everyone? It’s a request that seems to be increasingly common and, while it is possible to build thought leadership […]
Why the Center of the Store Should Not be Missed
Co-authored by Emily Valentine Among the most outdated and incorrect nutrition advice out there (and there is a lot), is that you should only “shop the perimeter” of the grocery store. Let […]
On Deadline with Andrew Hoover
Padilla’s Media Relations Consultants represent a group of agency professionals who are delivering top media relations strategies and placements for our clients. This team invests time and expertise to build […]
What Bo Burnham’s “Eighth Grade” Can Teach Social Media Marketers About Gen Z
Bo Burnham’s new movie, Eighth Grade, opens with protagonist Kayla recording a painfully awkward YouTube video on how to be yourself. As the film continues, Kayla uploads videos to her […]