By Brian Pittman After overlooking LinkedIn the past, many marketers and PR pros are smartly adding it to their plans—thanks to its 277+ mil

By Brian Pittman Few outputs will deliver more ROI with less time and effort than up-to-date visual content. Once you understand how today’s

By Brian Pittman What’s your surest path to the masses? Web video, of course. In fact, video is the fastest-growing segment in online market

By Brian Pittman As mentioned here last week, rumors of Facebook’s demise are vastly overstated. In fact, Facebook continues to play a key p

By Brian Pittman You’ve heard it already—even here on the Daily ‘Dog: “Facebook confirmed last that the number of young teens who use the si

By Brian Pittman Have your social media results flatlined? Have your once-buzzworthy Twitter Vine and Instagram videos degenerated into shuf

By Brian Pittman Twitter continues to soar in 2014 after a phenomenal year that included a dizzying IPO. With more than half a billion peopl

By Brian Pittman Did you know that women, according to She-Conomy, make 85% of all brand purchases? Or that we’re on pace to see over 4.4 mi

Our second annual highly subjective, thoroughly opinionated, and painstakingly researched survey of the most notably eligible men in the uni

By Brian Pittman Digital media can spark and spread a crisis in seconds. But it can also help you manage a crisis—if you know what tools to

By Brian Pittman Seeing is believing, they say—and bloggers are no exception. The same holds true for online journalists, web editors and, w

The Black List has announced their 2013 winners. The annual lineup consists of the year's best unproduced scripts in Hollywood as voted on b

By Brian Pittman Photos are worth a thousand words—and a great one just might win you 1000 words worth of coverage. The reason: Journalists

By Brian Pittman There is a fine art to using social media to turn on—and not turn off—media contacts. Once you learn to walk that line, you

EXCLUSIVE: When they help build a Hollywood star career, agents and managers know it can all end in a moment. That usually comes in the form

By Brian Pittman Did you know the term “elevator pitch” originated in Hollywood? It’s true. The term describes when a “screenwriter would su

By Brian Pittman There’s still no better way to earn coverage than reaching out to a journalist or blogger directly and pitching the idea to

EXCLUSIVE: In a mid-six-figure deal, Millennium Films has acquired The Civilian, a spec script by Rachel Long and Brian Pittman that the fil

Rachel Long and Brian Pittman wrote the script about a doctor whose identity is stolen by a spy. To clear his name, he must complete the spy

Thanks to the surging use of smartphones and tablets, companies and clients can no longer continue to push out the same types of content and