CEISLER PERSPECTIVES

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Free (And Great) Advice From Our Experts

A Message from Larry Ceisler  This month’s edition of the Ceisler Media newsletter offers skillful advice from some of our top experts. I’m proud of our team — the talent and versatility our people show in putting together campaigns and

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Ceisler Duo Catch Local Theater Acting Bug

Special Projects Director Jeff Barg and Consultant Glen Macnow share a love of being on stage. Both are currently performing in productions at the Players Club of Swarthmore. Jeff’s show, “If/Then,” is a musical about city planning that starred Idina

Coping With the Megaphone Screamers

A handful of loud agitators can derail your organization. Senior VP Kirk Dorn offers sage advice for staying on track while addressing your most irrational critics. Activism is a great American tradition. When groups have legitimate arguments on issues like

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Getting Your Message Out—Effectively—On Zoom

Ceisler Media Senior VP Kirk Dorn explains how virtual town halls & news conferences can prove more efficient than in-person events One positive development emerging from the pandemic—at least from the standpoint of many businesses and organizations—is the Zoom news

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We’re Very Proud of Our Work—Here’s Why

A Message from Larry Ceisler   This month’s newsletter is straightforward—I’ve asked several of our people to explain what we do at Ceisler Media & Issue Advocacy. I like to say that we’re not a traditional PR company nor a

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Larry Ceisler on Politics

New York City’s mayoral race turned not on grand policies, but on the day-to-day problems of urban America. Here, our Founder explains how that might foreshadow the next campaign in Philadelphia. Q: When the race began for the next mayor