Craig McGuire

 
Craig McGuire is a contributor to PRWeek.
 

Recent Articles

Online videos are developing reputations

October 13, 2008

Internet clips last forever, so effective monitoring is key for managing any company's image

Client service key to riding out economic unease

October 03, 2008

As the economic climate dampens, new business opportunities across the industry, some PR firms are focusing on client service to shore up existing accounts.

Smoothie King gives the troops a little refreshment

September 25, 2008

Steve Shepherd was deployed to Iraq with his Ohio National Guard unit just as he was set to open a Smoothie King franchise in suburban Columbus, OH. Several months later, his wife Laura Shepherd planned to send frozen smoothies to Steve's 100-member unit in time for Memorial Day 2007.

MJKL goes on a hometown tour

September 23, 2008

When MJKL Enterprises bought a 60-store chunk of the Hardee's restaurant chain this May, members of the family-owned fast-food group wanted to introduce themselves to their new employees - in person.

The changing market influences coverage

September 22, 2008

Financial PR pros are faced with a new set of challenges in working with media in this sector, finds Craig McGuire

Putting faith in PR

September 15, 2008

The 2007 Rosary Bowl was designed to be the largest outdoor public spiritual celebration of the Rosary in Southern California in 50 years.

Capgemini fits global roots into US efforts

September 15, 2008

The corporation aligns its external comms to ensure it has an ongoing presence and influence

Henkel makes a new idea stick

September 03, 2008

They love their Duct Tape in Avon, OH, headquarters of Duck Products, a division of Henkel, which holds the Duct Tape trademark.

Injecting life into healthcare-story pitches

August 25, 2008

Working with healthcare journalists requires outreach that is sophisticated and well informed.

OnStar puts media behind wheel

August 12, 2008

To drive interest in its new Stolen Vehicles Slowdown (SVS) technology, OnStar ignited a cross-country PR effort that literally put journalists in the driver's seat.