PittMarketing, LLC

10/29/2026

A business can be everywhere online and still be going nowhere.

More posts. More clicks. More followers. More content created with AI. But are those activities building trust, attracting customers or helping the organization grow?

That's the challenge I'm raising in this week's Executive Clarity™. I share five questions to help CEOs, business owners and marketing leaders determine whether their communications are producing results that matter.

If you're responsible for a marketing budget, this article is for you. I'd welcome your thoughts, too.

Read Issue No. 14 and share it with a business leader: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/your-marketing-everywhere-making-difference-pittmarketing-llc-ehucc

PittAdvocacy Jim Pittman

10/28/2026

Another marketing campaign won't necessarily solve a leadership problem.

Before investing more money in advertising, content, technology, or another specialist, ask whether your organization has a clear strategy and someone accountable for its results.

TOMORROW, Executive Clarity™ Issue No. 14 shares five questions every CEO should consider.

"Your Marketing Is Everywhere. Is It Making a Difference?"

Thursday, October 29, 7:28 AM CT.

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Jim Pittman PittAdvocacy

10/27/2026

Your customers don't care how many posts you published this month. They care whether you understand their needs and deliver what you promise.

That should influence every marketing decision you make.

This Thursday, Executive Clarity™ Issue No. 14 examines how trust, authentic customer experiences, evolving technology, and executive accountability contribute to meaningful results.

Five questions. Practical insights. Real-world experience.

Subscribe FREE today. The new issue publishes Thursday, October 29, at 7:28 AM CT.

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Jim Pittman PittAdvocacy

10/27/2026

A little help can make a much bigger difference than a thousand words of encouragement.

That's one of the lessons behind today's *Caregiver Conversations™*, written by PittMarcom's Jim Pittman.

In Issue No. 13, "Who's Taking Care of the Caregiver?", Jim reflects on caring for his mother through Alzheimer's and shares five practical ways we can help people who spend so much of their lives helping others.

It's a personal story with a purpose: turning compassion into something useful.

💜 Take a few minutes to read it, then share it with a friend, colleague, or family member who might benefit.

Because sometimes the most meaningful thing we can communicate is that we're willing to help.

Read Issue No. 13:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/whos-taking-care-caregiver-jim-pittman-0rhnc

PittAdvocacy Jim Pittman

10/26/2026

Some stories are especially rewarding to help tell.

Congratulations to Christovich & Kearney Partners Mindy Brickman and Christy McMannen on being named among New Orleans CityBusiness's 2026 Leadership in Law honorees!

Mindy brings more than three decades of exceptional legal work, leadership, and community service. Christy's appellate advocacy helped inform Louisiana legislation this year.

I've had the pleasure of helping tell Christovich & Kearney's story during its centennial year. Seeing Mindy and Christy recognized for their accomplishments makes that work even more rewarding.

Great organizations are built by exceptional people. And these two attorneys are wonderful examples.

Congratulations, Mindy, Christy, and everyone at Christovich & Kearney!

10/26/2026

The people who do the most for others are often the last to ask for help.

That's especially true for family caregivers.

Tomorrow's Caregiver Conversations™ takes a personal look at the physical and emotional demands of caring for someone you love.

In Issue No. 13, "Who's Taking Care of the Caregiver?", PittMarcom's Jim Pittman shares lessons from caring for his mother through Alzheimer's, along with five practical ways caregivers can look after themselves.

It's a reminder that sometimes the most important question we can ask someone is simply, "How are YOU doing?"

New issue tomorrow, Tuesday, October 27, at 7:28 AM CT. 💜

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PittAdvocacy

10/26/2026

Who's taking care of the person who's taking care of everyone else?

Doctor's appointments. Medications. Meals. Finances. Sleepless nights. And the constant worry that you've forgotten something important.

When you're caring for someone you love, it's easy to put your own needs last. I know. I did it while caring for my mother through Alzheimer's.

This Tuesday, October 27, in Issue No. 13 of Caregiver Conversations™, I'm asking a question too many family caregivers rarely hear: "Who's Taking Care of the Caregiver?"

I'll share lessons from my family's experience, the importance of accepting help, and practical ways caregivers can protect their own well-being while continuing to care for someone they love.

Because caregivers need care, too. 💜

Not subscribed yet? I'd love to have you join us. Subscribe FREE today and look for the new issue Tuesday morning at 7:28 AM CT.

👉 Subscribe here: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/caregiver-conversations-7490080933614854144

And please share this with someone who's caring for a loved one. They may need this conversation more than you know.

PittAdvocacy Jim Pittman

10/24/2026

In 2024, more Americans sat out the presidential election than voted for either major candidate.

Nearly 87 million eligible Americans didn't vote. That's 35.7% of the electorate.

Think about that.

Our democracy, the integrity of our elections, and the principles of the U.S. Constitution depend on our participation.

On November 3, 2026, we have another opportunity to make our voices heard.

VOTE EARLY if you can. Otherwise, VOTE on Election Day.

And encourage someone else to vote, too.

Your future. Your voice. Your VOTE.

10/22/2026

JOIN Team Alexander: http://act.alz.org/goto/TeamAlexander

Some walks are about the distance. This one is about the people we love.

💜On Saturday, November 21, I'll be walking with Team Alexander in the 2026 NOLA Walk to End Alzheimer's at my alma mater, the University of New Orleans (now LSUNO). And I'm inviting every friend, follower, and connection to join us.

This cause is deeply personal. Alzheimer's took my mother, my grandmother, and my godmother. I walk to honor their memories, support families facing this disease today, and help create a future where no family has to experience the heartbreak of Alzheimer's.

But we can't get there alone. We need YOU.

You can make a difference in two ways:

💜 JOIN TEAM ALEXANDER. Walk alongside us on November 21. Bring your family, friends, and coworkers. Every person matters.

💜 DONATE. If you can't walk with us, please consider making a gift to support the Alzheimer's Association's mission of care, support, research, and advocacy. Every dollar helps.

Saturday, November 21, 2026
University of New Orleans
9:00 AM | Check-in
9:30 AM | Promise Garden Ceremony
10:00 AM | Walk

JOIN OUR TEAM OR DONATE TODAY:

JOIN Team Alexander: http://act.alz.org/goto/TeamAlexander

And please SHARE this invitation with your own friends and connections. You never know whose family may need the hope were working to create.

We are all . Together, we can help end Alzheimer's. 💜