It’s 9:36 a.m. on Election Day, and I’m sitting down in my home office to write an article that will hopefully add value for food and beverage marketers, but I […]
The Workplace Word: How to Navigate Your Employees’ Political Expressions
Oh, 2020. Thanks to a world-wide pandemic, clashes over racial injustice, economic struggles and more, it’s become one of the most politically charged election years in decades. Yet somehow we […]
The Midterm Elections – A Retrospective of Influence and Rhetoric
Election Day was Tuesday, Democrats took the house, Republicans gained seats in the Senate and we likely hit a historic number of voters for this year’s midterm election. People across […]
Media Relations and How to Save It
If I tell you that the media relations landscape is a complicated field of uncertainty, I think I’d be understating the obvious. Those reading this probably aren’t new to the […]
5 Post-Election Holiday Spending Myths, Busted
How better to close out Election Week 2016 than with a handful of other mind-blowing declarations? This is *not* a political post, but an analysis of how the election will […]
Early Holiday Season Campaign Predictions
Pumpkin spice. There, I said it… And the Buzz Bin did not burst into cinnamon-y flames. In all seriousness, although terrifying, we have T-9 weeks and T-13 weeks until Thanksgiving and Christmas […]
Summer 2016 will be the Summer of…
Memorial Day is first and foremost a time when we remember and commemorate those lost at war. The soldiers that gave us the freedoms we enjoy today. Memorial Day weekend […]
Off & Running: As Candidates Announce Run for the White House, Attack Ads Follow
We’re more than a year and a half away from the 2016 U.S. presidential election, but candidates have already begun making their official declarations to run. Conservative firebrand, Texas Sen. […]