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The Power Of Creativity In PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Some people don’t think of PR professionals as particularly creative – except when it comes to hatching wild PR stunts or gimmicks, like KFC’s fried-chicken-flavored nail polish in 2016. Yet creativity plays a part in much of a PR person’s daily work. 4 ways creative PR takes it up a notch.

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Five Benefits of Working at a Small Agency

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

In between client calls, meetings, or drafting content, it’s typical to talk about the day’s current events or pop culture or sports. For example, it’s common to get together with team members to figure out the most effective way to roll out a product announcement for a given client. It makes work more fun and less stressful.

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How To Create Interesting Digital Content For A “Boring” Industry

Cision

Although that notion might seem right at first glance, a bit more digging reveals content for any industry can be exciting and engaging — all you need to do is think about creating content differently and add some extra creativity. Flo from Progressive Insurance is an excellent example. For ideas, consider the following tips.

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The Importance of Adaptive Response In The First Moments of Crisis Management

Melissa Agnes

For example, some threats might include: financial earnings, reputation, human life, or physical assets. Delegation – understanding whether the situation requires strict adherence to rules or demands creativity (ex: the difference between a chess player and a sports coach). Just not at the forefront of initial response!)

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Leaning In and Climbing Up: Cheers to Successful Women in PR

Cision

When I started out two decades ago, there were very few females in the sports business. Getting others excited about moving forward to reach executive level positions in any industry motivates and inspires me to stay creative and open to what’s to come. Good competition helps keep you flexible, nimble and creative.

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Helping Non-designers Get the Visual Storytelling Religion

Ishmael's Corner

Its deputy creative director, Tracy Ma, calls out editor Josh Tyrangiel as an enlightened soul: “When he rebooted the mag he created this environment where the visual people and the words people have equal footing and work side-by-side,” says Ma. A recent Gizmodo story on Bloomberg Businessweek reminded me of this very point.

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8 Questions with Syracuse University’s Sports Legend, Michael Veley

Critical Mention

To say Michael Veley embodies sports is an understatement. Falk Center for Sport Management spanning more than two decades is, in a word, impressive. Which 3 tips do you have for anyone trying to break into the sports PR/marketing world? Passion and an insatiable appetite for sports; 2. By Robin Gelfenbien.

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