Emily Reynolds Bergh

Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor
Founder at R Public Relations Firm

Emily Reynolds Bergh — vintage-shoe hoarder, cycling junkie, & lover of pink drinks — is a marketing & PR pro with 15+ years of experience under her belt. Now the founder & owner of the award-winning R Public Relations based in New York, she’s been featured in numerous publications & podcasts.

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Social Media

The Do's & Don'ts of Attention-Worthy Social Media Posts

Just because "everybody's doing it" doesn't mean everybody's doing it right. Here are some tips on best practices for your social media content.

Branding

The Step-by-Step Approach to Building a Branding Monopoly

There's a new route to growth: creating many different individual brands — all with their own names and identities — to make it rain all over the place, everywhere all at once, and cover more ground.

Science & Technology

Is AI Going to Take Over PR? Here's Where It Belongs and Where It Doesn't in Content Creation

Is artificial intelligence going to take over content creation in PR and marketing, or is it inconsequential?

Growing a Business

What ROI Should Really Look Like for Your Company's Public Relations Campaigns

Many companies see the value of PR and are willing to invest in it. But they want lickety-split results and to see themselves plastered all over the news.

Leadership

5 Ways to Get Ahead of Your Competition by Making a Lasting Impression on Your Clients

No matter what kind of entrepreneur you are, no matter what kind of business you have, there are likely lots (and lots) of others who do the same thing you do. That's why it's so important to differentiate yourself from your competition in any and all ways that you can.

Business Process

We Live in a 'Right Now' World — But Good Things Take Time. Here's How to Explain Long Lead Times to Your Clients.

We've all gotten so accustomed to immediate results that anything but can seem like a flop, especially in service industries like PR. Here's why pursuing long lead times is just as important as short-term ones.

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