Kelsey Dixon

Kelsey Dixon

Associate PR Director

Kelsey is our Associate PR Director based in our Charlotte, NC office. She guides and oversees all PR strategy at Brandon, while also directly managing accounts. Her experience spans categories including B2B, retail, finance, building materials, waste and recycling, textiles and manufacturing. She and her husband share two lovable dogs, Millie and Hallie.

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Why Travel PR Needs Content Creators in 2026: Influence That Converts

Travel PR isn’t just about looking good—it’s about working smart. In an industry where every destination and hospitality brand is fighting for attention, your campaign needs more than just stunning visuals or vague storytelling. It needs creators who can drive real res...
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How PR and SEO Work Together to Drive AI Visibility and Traffic

It’s time to rethink PR and SEO, not as two separate disciplines, but as interconnected drivers of visibility and influence on AI-powered search engines. AI is reshaping search, and that is contributing to credibility and visibility determining which content is discovered ...
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Mastering Social Listening for Public Relations

Social listening in PR isn’t just helpful—it’s foundational for brands that want to stay relevant, responsive, and resonant.
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Navigating Crisis Communications in Financial Marketing: Key Strategies for Building Resilience

Learn how financial brands can build resilience through proactive crisis communication. Discover key strategies to protect reputation, regain trust, and lead with confidence in any crisis.
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Why PR and Social Media Are Better Together

You often hear that perception is reality, and while that may not be necessarily true, it certainly is when it comes to brands. Whether seen by a trade or consumer audience, the news they read and the videos they watch become their truth”and their buying power.
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How the PR Game Is Changing in 2024

If you work with a public relations pro, you likely know that their world is evolving. More reporters are working remotely, and sadly, many newsrooms have shrunk, taking journalists’ days from busy to swamped.