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Find your Story; Build your Brand!

ReimaginePR

We’re discounting this event because we’re filming t to promote our online classes. She’s a story expert who works both as a PR executive and television writer, helping millions of people engage with harder to understand ideas, brands and campaigns through story. The post Find your Story; Build your Brand!

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Can Sponsored Content Work For PR?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

An effective content marketing calendar will complement a PR campaign to help differentiate a brand and generate business growth. Sponsored content is content that an organization or brand pays to place and promote. As audiences grow more accepting of sponsored content, brands are using it to shake up the marketing mix.

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5 Tips for Producing Video Content During Social Distancing

PRSay

You can deliver a well-produced piece that maintains brand integrity while also keeping your social distance. Poor quality lessens the chance of engagement and will not reflect well on you as a leader or on your brand. Many brands are refocusing their energies and their communications on COVID-19 responses. Be authentic.

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You Land the Interview and Then. the Unexpected Happens

PR for Anyone

Specifically for television, I talk about how to lead an interview if the host is having an off day and isn’t taking you through the segment. area so I’m very familiar with the story but I did some additional research, took a quick shower and put on my television makeup. You really have to be prepared for anything.

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What Peak Movie and TV Season Can Teach You About Public Relations

PRSay

A massive amount of planning goes into each film and television show, and the principles can be applied to your work as well. For the film and television industry, timing is everything. For film studios, a potential award-winner should be released late in the year, when movies are much more likely to garner awards buzz.

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What PR Can Learn From “Money Monster”

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

In an era dominated by branded content and social media, the live shot still stands out. Sometimes we worry about the right props, or the proper brand mention. The film features a Jim Cramer-like financial expert who is threatened on-air by a gunman in the middle of a live show. What appeals to their needs?

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How Pioneers in Skirts Ran a Successful Kickstarter Campaign…and Beyond!

Deirdre Breakenridge

A documentary film depends on individuals, foundations and businesses to help fund it – and the process of applying and appealing is always ongoing. Knowing that Kickstarters are also important for getting more eyes on the film itself, I did my best to help increase awareness of, and drive excitement for, the film and its Kickstarter.

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