Isis Simpson-Mersha is a conference producer/reporter at Ragan Communications. She specializes in marketing and advertising, public relations, and media, with a focus on earned, owned, and paid media as well as marketing technology. Isis has been featured in MLive, Ragan Communications, PR Daily, and YOUR PR DAILY.
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Isis Simpson-Mersha's articles predominantly feature interviews with professionals in the public relations, communications, and media industries. Her focus seems to be on expert commentary and insights from industry leaders. If you are a professional in these fields or have expertise relevant to the topics covered such as PR agencies, media trends, or communication strategies, reaching out with insightful commentary or unique perspectives could be effective.
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By: Isis Simpson-Mersha
Kate Meyer of the American Planning Association shares why starting with your audience makes every message stronger and every story clearer. Kate Meyer is chief communications officer at the American Planning Association, where she leads brand, marketing, communications and public affairs to elevate the voice and impact of planners nationwide. An award-winning communications executive with […]
By: Isis Simpson-Mersha
AI slop won’t break through the content economy. Austin Roth-Eagle of Cisco shares what actually does.
AI slop won’t break through the content economy. Austin Roth-Eagle of Cisco shares what actually does.
By: Isis Simpson-Mersha
Chris Breslin of New York Life shares why you should always ask for feedback.
Chris Breslin of New York Life shares why you should always ask for feedback.
By: Isis Simpson-Mersha
The strongest crisis teams build response plans before the pressure hits, according to Tim Gilman of Oshkosh Corporation.
The strongest crisis teams build response plans before the pressure hits, according to Tim Gilman of Oshkosh Corporation.
By: Isis Simpson-Mersha
Brands lose credibility the moment they start chasing culture instead of showing up authentically within it, according to Shereen Besselle of KAYALI.
By: Isis Simpson-Mersha
Brands lose credibility the moment they start chasing culture instead of showing up authentically within it, according to Shereen Besselle of KAYALI.
