We Don’t Need PR

It sounds practical. It sounds lean. It sounds disciplined. But more often than not, it’s just short-sighted. Because “we don’t need PR” is rarely about not needing it. It’s usually shorthand for something else: We’re too early. We’re too small. We don’t have big news.

A Financial Literacy Month Reality Check

April is Financial Literacy Month, which means there is no shortage of conversation around assets, investments, long-term value and the choices businesses make to protect what they’re building.

There’s no shortage of brands talking about women right now.

Far fewer are actually building for them - with intention, credibility and a real understanding of what women need at every stage of life.

In our last blog, we talked about how women tend to approach major decisions – especially around health and wellness – thoughtfully, and with a high bar for trust.

A lot of firms talk about finding a niche. For us, LBR/PR Women+ was never just about narrowing a focus. It was about aligning our work with something that feels deeply meaningful to us.

This month we are tackling “What kind of PR is right for my business?” knowing that PR is a must‑have and not a would‑like for businesses looking to scale…

This month we are tackling "What kind of PR is right for my business?" - knowing that PR is a must-have and not a would-like, to scale your business…

This month we want to tackle the next question after, “Is PR right for my business?” by taking it one step further and asking, “What kind of PR …

Business leaders usually feel defining moments before they name them. A raise closes, a launch is coming, a new market is opening up and there is that sense of “this could really change things.”

In Defining Moments
Every year, there are a handful of moments that quietly change the trajectory of a business. A launch. A decision to go after new market share. A founder who is finally tired of being the best kept secret…

As we step into a new year, most leaders are considering what moments in 2026 could really change the shape of the business. Those points in time are what we call “defining moments,”…

First Mover Advantage (FMA)
First Mover Advantage is simple to describe and hard to do well. It is the ability to be the first credible voice in a journalist’s inbox when a timely story breaks. 

What Visibility Means When Everyone Is a Content Creator
There is more noise than ever, and while a single national media hit once moved the needle for an entire quarter, audiences are now

So What, Who Cares, Why Bother?
When I was a baby publicist smiling and dialing, I learned that if I could not deliver a pitch that answered these three questions about my client

Start with a chemistry check
will bring to this relationship sensitive questions, half formed ideas and business decisions that carry real risk.

Let’s assume PR is right for your business.
The next question is readiness. Beyond strategy, there are a few basics that decide whether you and your PR partner can do real work together.

I get this question more than any other

when I’m speaking with founders and executives: how do I know if PR is right for my company right now.

Thought leadership Moves Headlines:

How Women’s Health Brands Can Turn Expertise Into Coverage & Authority

When paid gets flagged, earned and owned keep you visible.

A year‑round playbook for women’s‑health brands to build authority across channels.

Why October Is the Moment for Women’s Health.

October spotlights menopause + breast cancer. With ad platforms blocking women’s‑health content…