Author Archives: Erika Icon

Interviews are really important to your career, whether you’re a performer, director or other industry professional. But, a bad interview can be detrimental to your career. Many people are clueless when it comes to interviewing. Here are a few tips … Continue reading →

As a performer, director or even a studio, you might ask what’s in a name. I’ve got a two-word answer for you—your career. Many people, specifically performers, don’t do their research when it comes to picking their porn names. Your … Continue reading →

Joan Jett used to sing that she “didn’t give a damn about her reputation”. Although she was a rock ‘n’ roll chick, a lot of people seem to think this is how they should live lives by—they’re wrong. Your reputation … Continue reading →

The last few weeks have been crazy busy. My clients have a lot going on and I’m glad to be able to promote and get them a lot of those events, interviews, etc. There are a few announcements that need … Continue reading →

Last week, I got a huge amount of Twitter action about my blog—many people enjoyed it and even reTweeted it, while others were shocked that people didn’t already know these things. A colleague, Pete Housley, reminded me about another huge … Continue reading →

At some point, there could be tickets issued for Tweets. People have definitely been sued over them. Even Alec Baldwin is in the news today for his Twitter tantrums and going too far with his assaults on the paparazzi. As … Continue reading →

You want to take your career to the next level. Why wait until awards season? Start now and get a jump on the competition. This summer, we’re offering a special. Sign up for PR in June, July or August and … Continue reading →

In my last blog about keeping it professional, I covered performers and gave some insight into how new performers should conduct themselves in the biz. This blog will cover the industry professionals who are mainly behind the scenes.  In the … Continue reading →

Although we work in the porn industry, professionalism is definitely king–and, this goes for the performers, as well as companies. Bottom line…no matter what industry you work in, you should conduct yourself as a professional. This blog will give the … Continue reading →