by Matt Broitman | Nov 23, 2019 | Events, PR, PR Pro Tips
It’s been a good while since E3, but with the relaunch of evolve-pr.com, we wanted to publicly release our internal study of the event. This report was written before the ESA data leak, as well as the articles detailing the rumored plans for how E3 would be retooled...
by Shawn Petraschuk | Mar 7, 2018 | PR, PR Pro Tips
As I settle down to write this blog post, the unique situation I find myself in isn’t entirely lost on me. A mere two months ago I was driving a city bus for a living while juggling my side project of running a well-established video game media website. Now, I find...
by casscampbell | Feb 21, 2018 | Media and Content Creator Guides, PR, PR Pro Tips
So you’ve found a game you are dying to make content for, you’ve hunted down the correct PR person and you’re about to send off an email to request a code. But wait! PR agents get tons of messages requesting codes every day and each of these messages needs to be...
by Bryden Keks | Jan 31, 2018 | PR, PR Pro Tips
Video games have a surprising amount of variety when it comes to how they’re played, consumed, and lauded. Evolve’s relationship with developers and publishers can vary incredibly based on this wide amount of choice. It has led to many odd introductions on “what I do”...
by Ryan Blanchard | Oct 18, 2017 | PR, PR Pro Tips
When should you consider bringing PR in on a gaming project? It’s the age-old question and one that doesn’t necessarily present a single, clear answer. Should you bring in support at an early stage to get your pixelated ducks in a row, or is the real benefit of PR...
by Carly Shields | Oct 4, 2017 | News, PR, PR Pro Tips
What I want to tackle today is the process of turning a rejection into a positive experience that will help you going forward. While we’re going to use the example of video game review codes throughout this post, the following principles of social interaction can be...
