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How To Spot The Story: A PR Primer

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

In public relations , our job is to spot, shape, and communicate our client’s story. So how should communications professionals work to identify the story we suspect is buried under the day-to-day business processes? As storytellers, we’re taught to show, not tell. But, they’re not unique. So is adversity.

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Navigating the Travel Landscape: 2024 Trends and Transformations

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

In 2024, conscious consumerism continues to drive demand for eco-friendly accommodations, carbon-neutral transportation, and responsible tourism experiences. In the realm of travel, where experiences reign supreme, compelling narratives have the power to transport audiences to distant locales, evoke curiosity, and ignite a sense of adventure.

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Communicators Discuss Challenges for the Asian American & Pacific Islander Community

PRSay

As a Filipina American and member of the PRSA National Diversity & Inclusion Committee, I appreciated that our first webinar addressed what we, the Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, have been dealing with since the COVID-19 outbreak began. She currently serves as PR/communications consultant for Comcast NBCUniversal.

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Everyone Wants Creativity in Communications. What’s Holding It Back?

Ishmael's Corner

But communications and specifically PR seem to rate a click above email marketing on the creativity scale. The Holmes study called out three areas, content creation/marketing, integrated ideas and storytelling as the big three in PR creativity. Obviously, content creation and storytelling are sister activities that go hand in hand.

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Question of the Month: What Inspires Your Writing?

PRSay

In honor of our “Storytelling & Writing” issue, we posed the following question for February: “What inspires your writing?”. “The writing I produce is driven by the desire to deliver honest, compelling and ethical communications that has value to society. ” — Edward M. ” — Edward M.

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5 PR Lessons From Our Favorite Instagrammers

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

With 68 percent of users saying they engage with brands on Instagram, big brands, small businesses, and influencers alike have embraced the social media platform, producing content that professional communicators can learn much from. The post 5 PR Lessons From Our Favorite Instagrammers appeared first on Crenshaw Communications.

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The Plane Truth: Why Pittsburgh International Airport Is Breaking Its Own News With ‘Blue Sky’

PRSay

In response, Kerlik, a former transportation reporter for the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, and the Pittsburgh International Airport have started Blue Sky — an in-house news service where the Airport can break its own stories and not have to rely on the media reach of other publications. A former resident of Washington, D.C.,