Philanthropy shopping
When Christmas trees come down and twinkly lights turn off, people slow down their shopping. They stop peeking through windows, crafting wish lists and searching Amazon endlessly. […]
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27 Dec 2017
20 Dec 2017
Slam the kitchen door
Elementary school kids have it right. We should write stories the same way we did while we were still in the four feet range, bolting through the […]
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27 Feb 2017
Still “Squeezing the Charmin”?
I was running around taking care of some errands with my 14-year-old son when a rather juvenile conversation started up that led me to caution, “well, don’t […]
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21 Oct 2016
2016 Shelby Annual on Sale October 21st
Beginning in 2007 (on sale as a 2008 special issue) Mustang Monthly magazine’s editors have worked hand-in-hand with Shelby American, Team Shelby, Shelby Licensing, and its partners […]
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01 Aug 2016
The longest joke in the world and the death of compelling content
This is the longest joke in the world. Odds are, you fit in with the 56% of readers who scroll to the end within the first 20 […]
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07 Jul 2016
360° PR: All-around digital marketing
At TPRM, we are always looking for new ways to stretch what we are comfortable with and join the fast-paced world of innovation. 360° videos have taken […]
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29 Jun 2016
Outsource your marketing? Yes!
Huffington Post recently posted a blog titled, “Every Entrepreneur Should Outsource These 3 Key Tasks,” discussing the need to employ other agencies to help with social media, […]
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27 Apr 2016
Top 4 underused social media platforms
We get it: Facebook is comfortable. But especially if your target audience is closer to the Generation Z era, drop Facebook and explore a little. The worst […]
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11 Jan 2016
What we learned from Carroll Shelby
Today we celebrate Carroll Shelby, the iconic American race car driver and automotive performance manufacturer, who forever changed the landscape of American automotive performance. Carroll would have […]
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