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Why It’s Important to Focus on Creative Content Marketing

Contently - Strategy

A wizard, who’s been training in the magical arts since he was a boy, is about to face his first great test. Creativity. How can we get creative with content marketing? With more creativity in marketing assets. You can’t produce creative content without one key ingredient: Consistency.

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How to bring your skills to life in a Public Relations cover letter

Remote PR Jobs

The job search can be challenging—first, there’s the resume, then the cover letter, followed by the interview process. Describe how you tackled challenges, built strong relationships, or led creative strategies. If you’ve secured media placements, dive into how you did it—whether through positioning or coordinating interviews.

Publicity 261
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PR Pros and Olympic Athletes: Striving for Gold in Every Arena

PRSay

Be intentional about training. I’ve read that sprinter Noah Lyles trains for five hours a day. Pro-tip: Seek one who has completed an ICF-accredited coach training program. If you’re feeling unfulfilled, then step back and find a creative endeavor until you feel in it to win it again. Prioritize mental health.

Sports 167
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How to Prepare for the Big Interview: Q&A With Brad Phillips

Cision

When your company secures an interview with a major media outlet, you may feel the urge to celebrate. Just don’t let your executive or chosen company spokesperson arrive to the interview unprepared! Read below as Brad offers tips that will help anyone who conducts or prepares others for media interviews.

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Build marketing and PR programs rather than executing campaigns

Sword and the Script

Academia often structures undergraduate training around them. Creative briefs. Campaigns do have a rightful place in the mix, but we tend to over-invest in campaigns. The trade publications often focus their reporting on them. Award programs usually center on campaigns too. The results? This is fraught with drawbacks. Measurement.

Marketing 191
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When a Client Turns Down That Juicy Media Interview…

Rock the Status Quo

Busting our humps day after day to pitch creative stories that go nowhere, then madly celebrating ( even if it’s in the privacy of our own office ) when we finally land one. If it is the spokesperson who has to back out due to an emergency, you get your #2 person who is media trained and ready to go (always have them!)

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3 Creative Ways Public Relations can Partner with Human Resources and Recruiting to Attract Talent

Sword and the Script

To that end, here are a few creative PR ideas to help the recruiting shop out. Give break out sessions on networking strategies, interview skills and career planning. 2) Think creatively: guerilla recruiting tactics. One of the more creative ideas I’ve seen could have been a page from the guerilla marketing book.