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Can You Teach Creativity? The #PRStudChat Community Shares Insights

Deirdre Breakenridge

With technology advancing, consumer behavior changing and shorter attention spans, it has become increasingly difficult to build relationships. Organizations need communication professionals who have a raised creative quotient. You have to be more creative and innovative in your approach to connect and engage with audiences today.

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Storytelling, Public Relations and Technology – Showing our Families the Ropes

The Hoffman Agency

Following the lead of other companies such as LinkedIn , we decided to host Bring Your Family to Work Day so each of our team members could bring one or two family members to our office in Vancouver, Washington, for a little taste of our world: storytelling, PR, technology … and a happy hour, of course. Why or why not? Absolutely.

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Earned Media Rising Podcast With Cision CMO, Chris Lynch

Cision

Chris Lynch: I think they are, and I think that’s being driven in part by just how granular we can look at communications now due to the technology that we have in place to measure it. But actually, it’s going to help smart, analytic focused and data focused, people do a better job and be more creative in many ways.

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Meeting Marc C. Whitt

Wadds Inc.

We are eager to learn and absorb all we can about and from our new employer, make new friends, meet new people, visit new places, exercise our creative muscles, and demonstrate our talents and skills. We desire to perform our work excellently with plenty of zest and zeal. We are, by calling, relationship builders.

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Public relations in 2018

Stephen Waddington

Twitter is the largest ever market research exercise that no one ever commissioned. In the shift to data driven programmes there’s a danger that we lose sight of creativity. Creative and content, the keys to good storytelling, are frequently overlooked elements of public relations. Selective hearing helps no one.

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Make PR Measurement A Priority

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

New technologies are helping make the measurement of public relations results easier, less time-consuming and more meaningful. The PR campaign’s goals were to infiltrate the college market, and our storytelling focused on college readiness for freshmen.

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Why (and How) We Launched Our New Website

PR 20/20

And, like our tagline says, PR 20/20 continues to Look Beyond what’s possible through our three marketing pillars: strategy and performance, technology, and storytelling. >> Next, with a firm grasp on current performance, the team developed a Creative Brief. And Why You Should Now. Content and Optimization.

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