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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2022 · 32 MIN

053 - Why does a nonprofit need PR? with Amy Laski

from Non-Profit Digital Success · host David Pisarek

In today's episode, we're happy to have Amy Laski! She is a passionate and award-winning business leader who thrives on identifying and acting on the opportunities in every challenge Armed with her business education and over 20 years of integrated communications experience as a client and a consultant, Amy flexed her entrepreneurial muscle by founding a virtual PR agency, Felicity. The Felicity "Brains not Bricks™" model breaks the traditional agency mold, delivering a completely client-centric experience based on outputs (not billable hours). We brought her on the show to thoroughly discuss why a nonprofit needs PR to reach out to a larger audience, build successful relationships and alliances with supporters, and promote the causes they care about. Some quick highlights: What's really PR? Well-being Marketing Strategic partnerships and alliances PR & Custom content for nonprofits The three misconceptions about PR Influencers relationships What to look for when hiring PR and more… Check out the show notes by visiting https://wowdigital.com/053 #digitalmarketing #publicrelations #nonprofit

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