The Accidental Publicist
Nancy ThompsonFrom classical violist to media whisperer—tales, tips, and truth bombs from a PR pro who never planned on PR. Grit, glamour, and the grind behind real media wins.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 55 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Dear Newbie & Future Publicists: Don't Let AI Rob You of Your Apprenticeship.
As an ‘accidental publicist’ who stumbled into the profession as a ‘temp’ worker with ridiculously fast typing skills, (yes, we called it typing, not keyboarding) when I stumbled into a job at Pocket Books, I’m concerned about future and ne...
You’re NOT Only as Good as Your Last PR Hit
One of the most psychologically dangerous parts of public relations is that the profession quietly trains people to tie their self-worth to outcomes they cannot fully control.
A pitch lands and you feel brilliant.
The Accidental Publicist...
Why Most Thought Leadership Articles End Up in Editorial Hell
The Fastest Route to Editorial Rejection
What’s the biggest mistake you can make when writing a thought leadership article for yourself or a client? It’s turning it into a glorified advertisement disguised as editorial insight.
The Accide...
How Important Op-Eds Get Written
This week, an op-ed I worked on for Bank the Blue was published during National Police Week in the Chicago Tribune. The piece explored the mental health challenges faced by law enforcement officers and the barriers encountered when attempti...
From Murphy Bed to Manhattan Real Estate: Why I Never Needed an Office
When I founded Vorticom, Inc. in 2003, I worked from home. Not as a lifestyle choice or some early-adopter badge of honor, but because it was the most practical way to build something without taking on unnecessary overhead.
People had a lo...
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