One of the biggest misconceptions about public relations (PR) is the belief that it's simply about getting your name in the media. Many people who haven't worked in PR assume that as long as an article about them appears in a major publication, they've "done PR." But that's not how it works.
Clients often come with predefined requests like "I need a landing page" or "I want a content strategy." The answer is no. Not because we can't create a website or develop a strategy, but because that's not how it works.
"I need to be on social media, but I have absolutely no time for it," — this is something we hear from almost every other professional. And it's no surprise: maintaining high-quality social media presence truly requires significant time investment.
The cursor had been blinking on the empty screen for twenty minutes. Marina was frozen in front of her laptop, trying to start her first post. As a financial planning expert with a decade of experience, she knew exactly how she could help people. But turning that knowledge into content that would truly resonate with an audience... That seemed like an insurmountable task.
Every day, millions face a blank screen moment. A familiar feeling, isn't it? The empty page, blinking cursor, and the question that can paralyze even experienced authors: "What should I write to make it truly matter?"