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How To Get The Best From Your PR Agency

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Bringing on an external PR agency , or really any outside firm, is an investment of time and budget for any company, no matter its size. Naturally, things will go better for both parties if the agency team gives their all, and the client manages for the best possible outcomes. Photo by rawpixel.com from Pexels. Here are some of ours.

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How CPG Brands Can Increase Brand Visibility by Working with a Creative Agency

Konnect Agency

They are folks you want on your team because, in the age of digital and social, a creative, colorful well-constructed piece of marketing can draw in an audience and lead them to buy your product again and again. That’s where working with a creative agency comes in. Working With A Creative Agency.

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How CPG Brands Can Increase Brand Visibility by Working with a Creative Agency

Konnect Agency

They are folks you want on your team because, in the age of digital and social, a creative, colorful well-constructed piece of marketing can draw in an audience and lead them to buy your product again and again. That’s where working with a creative agency comes in. Working With A Creative Agency.

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What The PR Agency Isn’t Telling You

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Any good public relations agency should want to have an open conversation about what clients can expect for their investment. But even the best agencies don’t always spill the tea at the very first meeting. Here are some things to keep in mind for companies looking to bring on an outside PR agency for the first time.

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How To Get A Running Start With Your PR Agency

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The best public relations partnerships are client-agency collaborations that involve a serious time commitment on both sides. But what if the client has limited time to invest with the agency team? Or if it lacks experienced staff to manage the agency effort? Get a strong start with your PR agency. Invite the agency in.

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Six Ways You Can Make Criticism Constructive When It Comes to Communications

Barokas

Criticism and feedback between clients and agencies should facilitate success, not detours. . Our agency has always believed in forming open partnerships with our clients, in which we can work, and critique each other collaboratively. Giving and receiving constructive criticism isn’t easy, but it is vital. A valued partner?

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PR Creative: A 7-Year History

Shift Communications

I did it for the challenge, but I knew that applying my traditional creative director background to the world of earned media came with uncertainties. I had always considered PR people to be incredibly smart, aggressive and socially savvy, yet I still wondered if it was really a launchpad for great creative.