Communication, Public Relations & Marketing Consulting
By R. Michael Brown, Marketing Consultant & Freelance Writer If you’re not using #video in your #MarketingStrategy today, you are lost in the maze of #EveryoneElse. Nobody will notice you. To win you must #StandOut! Here at RMichaelBrown.com we are forever amazed how many organizations aren’t using video as the leading media type in their […]
Read MoreBy R. Michael Brown, Marketing Consultant & Freelance Writer #Breakthrough the clutter with disruptive & meaningful #content. My methods are common sense but not easy for most to do. The finished product looks easy because it’s supposed to; but, it’s hard to achieve. Great brand #storytelling depends on the truth and techniques used in creative […]
Read MoreBy R. Michael Brown, Marketing Consultant & Freelance Writer Brownie Bytes Started Cooking Brownie Bytes are fun tips, serious satire, interesting factoids, and occasional rants about communication, public relations, and marketing. Brought to you by R. Michael Brown LLC. Click Here to See the Fun and Submit Yours for Consideration!
Read MoreR. Michael Brown interviewed by Dennis Washington of Cross Digital on Brand Journalism, Native Advertising, how to set up an online newsroom, and more. Subjects Covered: Brand Journalism Content Marketing International Marketing Marketing Measurement Public Relations Social Media Click the Video Below to See the Interview [32 min.]
Read MoreWhether you need a full communication strategy or a simple word-jammer to crank out great copy, hire Mike to make it happen. He has over 30 years experience creating content in all media and he can do it for you. Articles, webcopy, news releases, email newsletters, advertising, content marketing, social media, books, video, speeches, PowerPoint […]
Read MoreFolks are liking my Brownie Bytes on social media so it’s time to start keeping them on my website. Check in often. I’ll update regularly. Here’s the latest: Brownie Byte: “How to create advertising that sells” – David Ogilvy. Written a long time ago but still true today. Instead of “ads”, substitute “content.” The core […]
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