The OTM Blog

By: Miles Kailburn Few events in history have altered life so abruptly than COVID-19. While we’d love to return to normalcy sooner rather than later, we must continue to adjust, tweak and realign our organizations to get through it all. Back in January of this year,...

By: Kerrie Luginbill It's hard to ask people for money. Trust me, I know. As someone who planned fundraising events in the early days of my professional career, I remember dreading the calls begging for auction items and the not-so-subtle ask of my own friends to help...

Photo by Eco Minded, LLC Our collective motto at OTM: “1% Better Every Day” Today, that phrase has taken on a larger meaning for all of us. It’s no longer just a driver for professional inspiration, it now serves as a guide for bettering our morality and integrity as...

“Where there’s a will (alongside some added guidance) there’s a way,” is a mantra most media professionals — myself included — are working with these days. The ability to cultivate media relationships to garner impactful press coverage has historically been a...

Over the last several months, we have all experienced a shift in work and resources. A change of pace, whether it just be in the way we work and shop, can lead to a creative reset. For a lot of us, this has introduced some challenges, but it has given us the...

Our Cheif Strategy Office, Kerrie, was honored to be featured as an expert panelist for the FoCo Nonprofit Networking Group to discuss Relevancy and Resiliency: What are the Short, Mid, and Long Term Strategies Required by Nonprofits to Survive the COVID-19 Crisis?...

Old Town Media has mobilized to assist with COVID-19 relief efforts across the Northern Colorado community. Contributions include a $1,000 employee-led donation to the Northern Colorado COVID-19 Response Fund, and a supply of 250 hand sanitizers to Fort Collins Rescue...

Since the coronavirus landed on U.S. shores, the media has been working overtime—not only describing the symptoms and areas affected to those seeking information but also how the outbreak is impacting business. Whether it be the dramatic stock market drop, large-scale...

By: Vallene Kailburn As a designer, I sometimes forget that my creativity is not a renewable resource. Constantly being “on” and asking my mind to pour out creativity puts me (and all designers) at the risk of burnout! By making a conscious effort to recharge, I am...