You missed an opportunity, fumbled a response and nearly cratered the third largest air carrier. Can you still salvage the company?
By Tom Garrity, President, The Garrity Group
We are all too familiar with the very high profile set of circumstances featuring United Airlines earlier this week.
5 Benefits of Facebook's Newest Feature for PR Pros
Facebook launched a new addition to their app called “Stories”. Sound familiar? This was a feature introduced by Snapchat and then adopted by Instagram (owned by Facebook). Here are five ways Facebook Stories can benefit your company:
1) More reach than with Instagram or Snapchat
2017 Garrity Perception Survey: Preview
The seventh annual Garrity Perception Survey results are tabulated! In the months ahead we will drill down on what is happening with favorable perceptions in the energy industry. Some entities are seeing a big bump, others a bit of a bust. Also, how are New Mexico residents engaging the retail market place? We will explore what is happening and provide some insights about who is more prone to shop online and at what price point.
Lessons from the 2016 GPS
The 2016 Garrity Perception Survey provided direction for the business community on how its leaders needs to be more involved in helping to turn around New Mexico’s languishing economy. It also provided some signs that the presidential vote was a “change” election in the making.
3 Items for PR-Firm Owners to Consider in 2017
One of the best tools available to PR practitioners is the famous “rule of three.” We’ve seen it lived out in Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, and even in Jerry Seinfeld’s “Three Rules of Life” (actually four).
Albuquerque’s Tom Garrity elected as 2017 chairman of the PRSA Counselors Academy
NEW YORK (January 24, 2017) – The members of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) Counselors Academy have named Tom Garrity as the 2017 Chairman.
Garrity is the founder and president of The Garrity Group Public Relations in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Established in 1997, the group works to help small businesses to be heard and large corporations to be understood.
New Mexico Independent Voters Appear to be Ready for Change
The national sea change of politics in both the Republican and Democratic primary has been difficult to miss. The Republicans have Donald Trump and the Democrats have Senator Bernie Sanders; both represent a non-traditional candidate and unique messaging. Both are focused on changing what they view as the status quo at the federal level.
The primary election cycle got me thinking to take a look at one of the professions tracked in the annual Garrity Perception Survey: Federal Government Officials.
Garrity Perception Survey Reveals New Mexicans want Business Owners and Executives More Involved with Improving New Mexico’s Economic and Social Issues
For Immediate Release
Contact: Tom Garrity, tom@garritypr.com, 505-898-8689
Reaching the New Mexico Millennial
The New Mexico Millennial (NMM) generation is shifting its access of news and information at a quicker rate than other generations. The NMM relies upon digital sources (blogs, internet new sites and social networking) more than traditional news and information sources (television, radio, newspaper).
While this shift is reflected in major population centers, the NMM flight from traditional to digital media also highlights a significant rift when compared to all New Mexico residents.
