02.04.12   4 PR Tips To Success 2012 is the year to continue securing client success.
	12.29.11   A 20/20 Year In Review As the New Year begins, we decided to reflect on the year of 2011, remembering client highlights and projecting the year ahead.
	12.12.11   Tis the season of giving 20/20 Strategy's Clients Show That Giving Back Happens More Than Once A Year
	11.23.11   Keeping up with new technology How PR pros can stay on top of the new media game
	11.06.11   Don't forget to say 'please' and 'thank you' Maintaining Professional Communication
	08.17.11   The Many Hats of Public Relations When people ask us what we do, we never fail to mention our work in public relations. However...
	07.13.11   The Power of Word Of Mouth If you’ve read our blog posts about social media, you know we’re big proponents of online communication. And although the world wide web is a very effective way to spread your company's message to the masses, don’t forget the power of word of mouth.
	06.23.11   Social Media: The Dating Game Continued Recently, 20/20 Strategy discussed how using social media was a lot like dating. Now that you've gotten the gist of what social media is and how to use it, it's time to take your "relationship" with social media to the next level: date number two.
	06.03.11   Social media - it's a lot like dating! Simple tips that will help you calm your social media nerves and make you a pro. Part 1 of a 2 part series
	05.02.11   What's In a Brand? And who cares about it? For those of you who dare ask this question to someone who works in public relations and marketing, the answer is, “everyone!”
	04.03.11   Face It: Face to Face Communication Isn't Dead! In today' world of digital communication, should good old-fashioned face-to-face relationship-building still play a role? This "old-school" girl certainly thinks so!
	03.04.11   Which Comes First - the Mission or Vision? I was recently asked to write a mission and vision statement as part of the Arvada Chamber of Commerce's positioning brief. That got me thinking: are vision and mission statements even necessary anymore? What's the difference between the two? And which one should a company or organization lead with? It's definitely a "which comes first, the chicken or the egg" dilemma.