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February started with an event from the Forum for Real Economic Emancipation.

Earned media is growing in importance with the advent of AI and people using it for search.

In this latest installment of Media Matters, I share some reasons why working with a small agency, consultant or solopreneur like ke comms can benefit you and your bottom line.

Like many of the past few months, January was filled with meetings – meetings with potential new clients, client catch-ups and strategy sessions.

There are several forms of media: paid, owned and earned.

Although the end of the year usually means a dead week or two around the holidays, ke comms’ December was packed full of pitching clients and earning placements for them.

Once again, I love end-of-year lists, and this year is no different.

The end of the year is near and that means a few things: my favorite end-of-year highlights/lists, planning for 2026, and holiday parties and get-togethers. 

Following the awards, ke comms re-upped with Land Rights Defenders Inc., which had been a past client and was one of the clients that helped secure the PRSA Tulsa Silver Link Awards. I am honored and excited to work again with the global Indigenous-led nonprofit. Read the first op-ed from founder Nana Kwesi Osei Bonsu ahead of COP30 that ke comms helped place. 

ke comms wins two awards at PRSA Tulsa Silver Link Awards ceremony