by Julie Crimmins | March 30, 2017
Last year, New York Times reporter Ross Douthat tweeted that “Politics is downstream from culture, which is downstream from Mark Zuckerberg.” With nearly 80 percent of online Americans using Facebook, according to a recent Pew Research Center report, his point is hard to argue. We are living in a digital world full of emojis, hashtags […]
by Julie Crimmins | December 19, 2016
You may know Alexander Hamilton as the face of the $10 bill, but the founding father without a father also had a serious knack for public relations. Here are the top five lessons we learned from the musical inspired by his life: “Who tells your story?” Thoughtfully crafting compelling messaging and a powerful narrative can propel […]
by Julie Crimmins | October 31, 2016
We know how crucial it is to tell your story before someone else tells it for you. This Halloween, don’t be spooked out of owning your organization’s reputation. After all, a bad reputation can be one of the scariest things you will ever see. At Curley Company, we know that building and maintaining a strong […]
by Julie Crimmins | October 26, 2016
As a D.C.-based firm, we love to get our local news and insights from The Washington Business Journal – especially when we get to be part of it! From the Book of Lists for top PR firms in 2015 to rebranding Washington to People on the Move, we’re sharing our favorite features from WBJ in […]
by Julie Crimmins | July 6, 2016
When we rebranded last year, we came away with a refreshed brand, a new website, and a lot of lessons learned. We’re not a branding agency, but we did pick up some knowledge about how a small PR firm in particular can tackle a rebrand successfully. When the rebrand process was complete, our President & […]