Marry the house, date the rate. Orchard CEO Court Cunningham joins Jill Malandrino on Nasdaq #TradeTalks to discuss why there will always be buyers and people making a move, no matter the housing market. #Outlook2023. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Our new data report examines the US cities where LGBTQ+ buyers have the most buying power and clear protections in place. Thank you @KarlisMichael San Antonio Current for celebrating the inclusion of San Antonio in our list!! #LGBTQ #RealEstate sacurrent.com/news/san-anton…

One of the biggest lessons learned in my career is sustainability. In my 20s, I dropped everything for a PR win. Now I am able to better evaluate the impact of a mention and realize that sometimes, getting the bigger win means not spending energy on the smaller, low impact ones.

I just knocked over a cup of coffee and miraculously: - the cup did not break - it missed my computer by an inch - it missed the white chair by two inches - my dog helped clean up and will now be wired for her walk - there was enough in the pot for a fresh cup Miracles y'all.

Votes are in for the Orchard marketing team and I won "most likely to eat on Zoom during 2022." I hope my parents are proud of me.

1) this is beautiful 2) can twitter please add some type of icon so when a loved celebrity is trending, we don't have to panic that something bad happened? ok yay. have a good day

Love this new Orchard research -- turns out adding accessible features can improve your home value AND help future buyers to find a move-in ready property. #homebuying #dfw #dfwrealtor #RealEstate #accessibility orchard.com/blog/posts/dat…

New resolution: Instead of immediately archiving emails, I will take 30 seconds to unsubscribe from mailing lists I no longer want to be a part of / never joined in the first place.

I'm a month away from maternity leave, but it was not an easy road to get here. I shared a bit of my #IVF journey with Allison Carter PR Daily, as well as some lessons learned along the way. Infertility affects 1 in 8 US couples. You are not alone. prdaily.com/what-a-difficu…

Anyone who's struggled with fertility can find strength here:

New Orchard research finds accessible features can improve residential property values #accessibility buff.ly/3XRfEiA

Reminder to all comms folks: make it easy for a journalist. Include images and b-roll and have the facts clearly laid out. If a straightforward piece of news, a journalist should be able to draft something based on your original email.

Vanessa please chill on the baby questions. You never know what a couple is going through and who is struggling through infertility or loss #LoveIsBlindLIVE

Thank you Peloton for the new search function - really appreciate the ability to search for a song and find a ride based on it 🙏🏼👏

Super fun op shared by Estelle Tang and can be NYC or remote based -- sharing for you journalist friends!

Sharing my latest article for PR Daily. In this article, I share insights on how to define your career values and why it's crucial to revisit them regularly. Thanks Allison Carter for the opportunity to contribute! prdaily.com/aligning-ambit…

It’s obviously awesome when a journalist says yes to a story or source. But it’s also awesome when they take the time to say no thank you - it means they value the thought you put into the pitch, even if not right for them. Take time to celebrate the no, not just the yes #pr

Love this question - Michelle Garrett | B2B PR Consultant/Writer is a great resource for #pr folks out there to follow. My 2 cents? Always link (not attach) assets and keep those assets super organized and well labeled with company name and context. If pitching a TV station, also link b-roll if available.

This is an excellent piece from Cloey Callahan. Years ago I was guilty of being a micromanager, and thankfully have learned better ways to guide others and manage my own anxiety. If you have a manager who hasn't gotten there yet, give this a read for actionable tips.

Writes Cloey Callahan "ADUs blend the convenience of remote-friendly spaces with the ability to physically “leave the office” at the end of the workday – except now the commute is only a few steps across your backyard." Fun article on a growing trend. worklife.news/spaces/adu-wfh/