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This Is Why You Need to Write Creative Content

PRSay

Join PRSA and Ann Wylie at Master the Art of Storytelling , our persuasive-writing workshop, starting May 17. The biggest risk in communications is not that we might offend someone with creativity or write something that’s eye-rollingly goofy. The key is to make our content more creative. Why creative content writing?

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8 Writing Tips I’m Thankful for This Year

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In a world of information overload, how do you get readers to pay attention to, understand, remember and act on your message? That means that if you write at the 11th-grade reading level, then you’ll miss 97 percent of Americans. But comma-jockeying ain’t writing, and the result is some pretty tepid prose. Stop boring them.

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Trying to break into PR or Communications? Here are 5 transferable skills that you might already have

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Creative Skills Creativity is a key component to successful PR and Communications efforts, as you need to come up with original, innovative ideas for product launches, storytelling campaigns, and digital content. Creative skills can be honed in any role that involves problem-solving, designing, producing, or performing.

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5 Ways to Refuel Your Creativity When You are Stuck in a Rut

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Every public relations professional understands that creativity isn't just a switch you can turn on or off. However, with the right strategies, you can ensure that your creative reservoir is always filled with fresh ideas. Here are five ways to reignite that creative spark, when you are feeling stuck.

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7 Ways To Spark Creative PR Ideas

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As with any creative process, brilliant ideas don’t come out of nowhere; in fact, they are usually hard earned. More often than not there’s a process that came before the inspiration, and PR teams can use these steps to trigger those great, creative ideas. It strikes like a muse, or lightning from the sky, right?

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A Break for a Breakthrough: Why Incubation Is Key to the Creative Process

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Novelist Agatha Christie believed that the best time to write was while washing the dishes. Author Harper Lee did much of her creative thinking while golfing. It’s all part of the magical and mysterious juju of the creative process. Incubation is the third step of the creative process — after research and organizing.

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Beware the 4 Killers of Clarity in PR Writing

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Because public relations is built on sharing clear and concise ideas, it’s important for communicators to be familiar with the common pitfalls in PR writing that can muddle strong work. If they’re attacking your writing, then hit your delete key and fill the vacated spaces with reader-friendly phrases, sentences, and paragraphs: 1.

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