Metrocavage to broaden Demilec’s building sciences capabilities Arlington, Texas, February 10, 2015 – Demilec, one of North America’s largest manufacturers of spray foam insulation and polyurea products, has hired Brian Metrocavage as Director of Building Science, a new position at the company that will broaden Demilec’s building science capabilities and strengthen the relationships with industry specifiers. “We’ve set out to […]
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Weekly Rewind: Our favorite stories from around the Web
Happy Friday! Catch up on what you missed with our roundup of public relations, social media and content marketing stories. This week our top stories include GoDaddy’s latest Super Bowl ad, integrating content marketing into PR, writing Facebook posts that sound more human, how to cut overused words from your writing and SEO techniques to master in 2015. GoDaddy Pulls […]
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3 Reasons to Switch to Tankless Water Heating (Buildings.com)
Our client, Rinnai, is featured in an a article about three reasons to switch to tankless water heating on Buildings.com. Read more at 3 Reasons to Switch to Tankless Water Heating.
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Five most anticipated DFW restaurant openings in 2015 (BisNow)
The restaurants at Sylvan | Thirty, Ten Slurp Shop, Cibo Divino, Boom Juice and Tacodeli, are all featured on BisNow’s “Five Most Anticipated DFW Restaurant Openings in 2015.” Read more at Five Most Anticipated DFW Restaurant Openings in 2015.
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Demilec reformulates popular APX Spray Foam Insulation to improve yield, reduce waste and speed up application time
Arlington, Texas, January 29, 2015 – Demilec, one of North America’s largest manufacturers of spray foam insulation and polyurea products, has revamped the formulation of its popular APX low-density spray foam insulation to dramatically improve yield, reduce waste and decrease the time required for application. Demilec APX is an open-cell polyurethane spray foam used to insulate and air seal homes, […]
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Weekly Rewind: Our favorite stories from around the Web
In today’s edition of the Weekly Rewind we have stories on the rise of video sharing on Facebook, Sunday Style’s Instagram fail, elements to remove from Facebook posts, what young PR pros should stop doing and how to get the most out of using LinkedIn. Facebook’s Latest Stats Show Dramatic Rise in Video Content (Ad Age): Facebook users are posting […]
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Five tips for finding health insurance coverage on the Exchange during Open Enrollment
With open enrollment for the federal health care exchange underway, thousands of Texans are shopping at the health insurance finder website for individual and family health insurance coverage for 2015. There are so many doctor offices now a days so make sure you find one that will use your insurance and that is up to date with the medical software […]
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Weekly Rewind: Our favorite stories from around the Web
We’re back with the first Weekly Rewind of 2015! Our favorite stories from this week include content marketing trends, how TV gets the PR industry wrong, Frozen’s runaway social media success, getting the most from Twitter Analytics and what 2014 taught us about content marketing. The Top 5 Content Marketing Trends to Watch in 2015 (PRNewser): Unfortunately for the internet, […]
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Weekly Rewind: Our favorite stories from around the Web
It’s our last Weekly Rewind of the year! Our favorite stories from this week include the damaged reputations of two major brands following public crises, whether or not PR automation will leave us out of a job, how to create content that will continue to draw visitors to your site, public relations mistakes and how to create exciting content about […]
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Weekly Rewind: Our favorite stories from around the Web
In today’s edition of the Weekly Rewind, we have stories on what words you should make sure you’re using and spelling correctly, how to develop a solid blog series, Facebook’s launch of Graph Search on mobile devices, how to amplify your content and apps that public relations professionals will love. Beware these commonly misused and misspelled words (PR Daily): […]
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