When looking for inspiration, sometimes the best place to look is within. Not only will it make you stronger, it will also create within you a wealth of information that can help others. Once you begin to follow Sakita Holley on social media, you’re captivated by her extensive knowledge, positive nature, and ability to… Continue Reading
In the PR world, it’s all about connections. And what better place to make those connections than the Twitterverse? So, on this #FF, we’re bringing you the public relations gurus you should be hanging out with online. If you’re in PR (or you want to be), follow these women to learn, be inspired, and keep… Continue Reading
“Beat the heat” may have started off as a chant in the NBA finals, but it’s clear those three words are going to become more of a personal mantra as we face some of the hottest days on record. I am no fan of those unattractively hot and muggy days when it feels like my… Continue Reading
Sakita Holley was featured on our list of Top 100 Branding Experts to follow on Twitter – we asked her a few questions about Twitter, here is what she said: How does your business benefit from using Twitter? I’ve received a number of referrals, new business leads and speaking opportunities on Twitter for House of… Continue Reading
This is a list of the top 100 recommended branding experts to follow on Twitter for May 2012. Sakita Holley (@MissSuccess) comes in at #21 on the list. Click to read the full list.
We’re continuing our ongoing series of posts called “5 Questions With…” where we talk with real folks about what they do and how iMeet is helping them do it. Sakita Holley is President of House of Success, a public relations and brand management agency. She consults and develops custom PR, branding and new media strategies for… Continue Reading
Mopwater: Describe your path to PR: How did you wind up in this field? SH: In retrospect, I would describe my path to PR as a natural progression, because growing up I always participated in activities and displayed certain characteristics that are usually attributed to PR people. But, I didn’t know how to articulate PR as an… Continue Reading
More high schools are eliminating senior-class polls, a long-standing tradition for graduating classes, in part out of concern for their effect on recipients. Research suggests most winners of the most-likely-to-succeed label will do well later in life, based on their academic ability, social skills and motivation. Less is known about the psychological impact. Some former… Continue Reading