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In 2017, Look to the Rainbow

Waxing UnLyrical

And when we have some perspective, and are looking back at 2016 decades (or even mere years) from now, we may have a slightly less visceral reaction to it. But ultimately, the only way we’ll progress is by moving forward, not by looking over our shoulder at all we’ve left behind. And folks loved it. being critically ill.

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Beyond Pride: Why values alignment matters to connect with LGBTQ+ and Gen Z audiences

Agility PR Solutions

This June it’s all about Pride, but savvy Gen Z and LGBTQIA+ consumers are looking for more than a rainbow logo as an indication of whether a brand is truly an LGBTQIA+ ally. A recent study from Horowitz Research among 13-24-year-olds in the U.S. suggests that it will be critical for corporate America to be […].

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Prowly: We Are Growing But We Want to Keep the Startup Spirit

Prowly

People say that you have to look at the world through rose-tinted glasses, though since the beginning of the year we’ve focused more on watching the rainbow here at Prowly. The post Prowly: We Are Growing But We Want to Keep the Startup Spirit appeared first on Prowly Magazine.

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Fun and Fabulous Decluttering Tips: Room by Room

PR for Anyone

Channel your inner rainbow and witness the magic of a color-coordinated closet. Whether you’re a hat aficionado or just looking to save some closet real estate, this hack is a winner. Hello, declutter enthusiasts! Ready to kick off the New Year with a fresh and organized start? Check out this game-changer – hat hanger!

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Step forward with year-round inclusive PR campaigns this Pride Month

PR in High Definition

No doubt we’ve all seen a flurry of rainbow flags hit our social media feeds this month, along with several hit inclusive campaigns in the media. But when done poorly, Pride campaigns can at best look cheap, and at worst, reflect tokenism. What do these excellent campaigns have in common? trillion in purchasing power.

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Marketing as a Bona Fide Profit Center

Sword and the Script

Most importantly, Rainbow Play Systems of North Carolina is very accommodating, based on my conversations with parents and customers. . Parents that arrive at Rainbow Play Systems for a birthday party are greeted by massive display of swing sets. Oh, look, she can climb that no problem; she won’t fall. Self-Propelled Marketing.

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A Perspective on Pride with Teddy Basham-Witherington

The Hoffman Agency

As a bi man married to a trans spouse, it can be hard not to feel a little cynical when all the rainbow logos go up. I know very well what PR for the sake of PR looks like, and the “rainbow capitalism” that the internet has come to deride in recent years certainly checks those boxes.