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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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7 Occasions When PR And Marketing Must Work Together

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Between the PR and marketing functions of any organization there can be creative tension or even competition. Earned media stories and interviews bring credibility to the more commercial ad and marketing messages. But the conflict typically runs deeper. A major market research initiative. . A PR sensibility can help ensure both.

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Track Twitter Mentions Like a Pro in 2025

Prowly

The quickest way to get recognition as an individual, sell out a new line as a brand, or simply to be heard nowadays is to go viral on social media. No, it doesn't happen each time you launch a creative campaign, of course, but it remains that your brand's reputation is hugely dependent on what's being said about you and where.

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Reactive PR Opportunities in Brand Mentions

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

When brands happen to get a mention in pop culture in a tangential, incidental, or even neutral manner, a creative PR pro can start a new conversation spotlighting that brand. When Stewart retired as host, Arby’s even tweeted him a job application and made a hilarious farewell viral video. PR wins from brand commandeering.

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13 Leadership Lessons for PR Pros (Taylor’s Version)

PRSay

I wanted to be so over-rehearsed that I could be silly with the fans, and not lose my train of thought,” she told TIME in her “Person of the Year” interview of her Eras Tour. Pitches, interviews and presentations that are humanized are stronger and far more engaging than those that are filled with stats and impersonal soundbites.

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Behind the Headlines With Kathy Walsh

Cision

In this interview, Kathy discusses the importance of knowing what is being said about your brand, how to properly prepare for potential crises and why basic marketing principles are still relevant today. Having a social media initiative go viral is not a good goal – what is the intended net result?

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FutureM and INBOUND: The SHIFT Report

Shift Communications

From the keynotes: Innovators who drive transformative change are: 1) open, creative; 2) conscientious; 3) disagreeable. It’s not about being creative in real-time, it’s about nurturing a mentality that enables creative responses at the drop of a hat. Do’s and Don’ts of Real-Time Marketing, Ekaterina Walters ).

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