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The Boldest PR Moves of 2018

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

In many cases, well-known companies have come up with creative ways to take a stand or respond to a public challenge. As one journalist cynically put it , WeWork is “a real estate business trying to look like a tech startup.” The first half of 2018 has seen some remarkable corporate PR maneuvers. Ambien is woke.

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Maxim Behar for the Polish Magazine PR Manager: Modern PR Globally

Maxim Behar

He believes that advertising will remain number one, thanks to creative solutions, graphic design skills, planning and buying media. I keep telling my team, "We're not selling strategies, creative ideas, or media tactics, we're selling trust." Now the leadership is horizontal. The primary market is where our customers work.

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7 Reasons Your B2B Content Marketing Program Fails to Deliver that You Probably Haven’t Heard Before

Sword and the Script

A few months back a relatively mature startup doing some cool things in IoT and corporate real estate approached me for a proposal. We do this to build an audience of likely customers, and to earn a reputation for a smart, factual, and relevant point of view – thought leadership – that customers and prospects find useful.

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PRoust Questionnaire: Helen Slater

PR Conversations

If, through my public relations efforts, I can help make change for the better, then I get a real buzz and sense of satisfaction. That, and because I can indulge my need for creative expression. Plus that organisational PR relies on the leadership (and employees) and their actions. What is your idea of PR nirvana?