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5 Tips to Get in Your #Creative #PR Groove

Deirdre Breakenridge

Years ago, I was a PR person working at a creative marketing communications agency. The company had three distinct divisions: PR / Communications (that was my area), Creative Marketing & Advertising and Web, Multimedia & Video. We shared ideas, concepts and I was able to watch how creative ideas came to life.

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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. Infographics can be especially useful because they explain complex topics with the use of visuals.

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The Pain and Payoff of a Fintech Case Study

Contently - Strategy

A written case study that explores complex issues and solutions in a magazine-style format could resonate with readers who need nuance and depth to help guide their decisions. If you’re aiming to share quick insights, an eye-catching infographic can display key data points and outcomes in an easily digestible format.

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Using the Right Social Media Language

The Proactive Report

GUEST POST by Mike Falkow, Creative Director of Meritus Media. And unless you are a bikini model posting photos of yourself posing on a tropical beach somewhere, you will have to be creative in how you present your message. Infographics are your key language elements here. Real images to reflect what you are experiencing.

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Leveraging Great PR Results

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

This means posting links and images to all brand social accounts of course, but there are also opportunities to get more creative. Don’t use a lifestyle magazine interview to interest another lifestyle pub, as that will likely backfire. But there are caveats! But do use it in a pitch to a morning talk show.

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10 insights for public relations from the 2017 European Communications Monitor

Stephen Waddington

Most organisations use more elements like online videos, infographics and instant photos in their messaging. Other online communication comes second (83.1%), followed by press and media relations with online newspapers and magazines (82.4%). Media relations with print newspapers/magazines are still stronger than expected. #5

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12 News Release Alternatives

Bad Pitch Blog

1) Infographic: USA Today was the first to own the infographic because snappy visuals help show the news instead of simply telling it. 5) Haiku : Creative writing might work, but what if you''re announcing an acquisition? How many news releases have landed you on the cover of a magazine? You should.