COMMUNICATION TIPS

How to Get on TV

#1 — Know Your Goal Whether your goal is to sell a product or become a talking head on cable news, you need to clearly identify what it is and have a plan to achieve it. Your goal needs to become your TV identity. #2 — Biography + Headshots Every professional should have a polished […]

How to Appear Confident

The passing of the torch from the outgoing White House press secretary to the incoming White House press secretary is a monumental thing. Though it’s an honor to hold the job title for any amount of time, it’s also a very tough job as the world watches and waits for and grades your performance. This […]

Words Matter

The topic of abortion has dominated the airwaves since the release of the alleged majority draft opinion was published by Politico one week ago. We’ve heard plenty of arguments both for and against a sensitive issue that requires those who identify as pro-life to talk about it with care. In the 50 years since Roe, […]

To Tweet or Not to Tweet

With all the talk surrounding Elon Musk’s Twitter “takeover,” the question remains—is it valuable to have a presence on the platform? The answer is an easy “yes” if Twitter trends more towards a free speech zone. But even if it doesn’t, we argue there are still good reasons to log on. While only 23% of Americans are […]

Job Opening: Account Executive

District Media Group (DMG) seeks: an articulate, creative, personable, media-savvy, news junkie for the position of account executive. A successful account executive is able to: work independently, manage time wisely, and communicate effectively with the DMG team.  Account associate duties include: Monitoring the news Drafting press statements Assisting with pitch writing Pulling TV and radio […]