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Vanessa Neurohr

  • VP, Customer Success, Muck Rack
New York
As seen in: Muck Rack Blog
Customer success strategy @muckrack. @UDelaware grad. Lover of anything with avocados. Aspiring @AppleMusic playlist curator. Likely watching @ABCSharkTank.

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Vanessa Neurohr is the Vice President of Customer Success at Muck Rack. She works with brands and agencies to ensure they are working smarter to surpass goals, reinvigorate strategies, and streamline workflows.

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Empowering voices: Tiffany Joy Murchison, founder and CEO of TJM & Co. Media Boutique, elevates multicultural representation

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By Vanessa Neurohr
| Muck Rack Blog
Tiffany Joy Murchison tells people she’s “shy to talk, but not shy to speak.” “I'm terrible at small talk,” she explains. “I'm a horrible networker.
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How Falls & Co. uses Muck Rack to land and track media coverage for its clients

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By Vanessa Neurohr
| Muck Rack Blog
In my 19 years at Falls & Co., we’ve used a number of different media databases. I always laugh thinking back to when I first started out of college when we were looking up media in books. Around 2019, we realized we couldn’t rely on the media database we’d been using.
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How Crate & Barrel’s public relations team uses Muck Rack to streamline media relations efforts

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By Vanessa Neurohr
| Muck Rack Blog
Learn how Crate & Barrel uses Muck Rack to: Before Muck Rack: More manual and time-consuming processes Prior to coming on board with Muck Rack, Crate & Barrel’s PR team was not using any kind of tool for media relations or monitoring. Instead, they utilized Google spreadsheets with notes which they continuously updated manually. “It was a more manual and time-consuming process, especially when building media lists and coverage reports,” said a member of the PR team.
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