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4 Creative PR Ideas for Crisis Communications

Sword and the Script

Constraint breeds creativity. It may seem counterintuitive, but the ingenuity of deftly navigating the most difficult of binds goes to show PR is often as much about problem solving as it is communication. Talk about rags to riches. Related Content: Art or Science: Creative Marketing and PR. 7 Sexy and Creative PR Ideas.

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PR in 2015: The Trouble with Authenticity

Mark My Words

In 2015 we all loved authenticity, right? Cannes Lions was all about purposeful brands. Beyoncé , rated as 2015’s most powerful female musician, hasn’t given an interview since 2013. 2016 will be about responsibility. 2015 was a vintage year for pointless stunts. 2015 might also have been the year of Peak Paddy.

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PR Tactics in 2015: What’s Changed & What We Can Improve

Cision

Over the past 11 or so years in the communication industry, I’ve observed what works and what doesn’t as a press trip coordinator and attendee and as a press release writer and recipient. Most clients now see the value in courting writers who will cover their destinations in creative ways across platforms.

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Challenger Brands: Here’s How To Win At PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

And to raise visibility with press, it’s not enough to simply be a successful challenger. Gillette, a P&G brand, even sued them in 2015, citing patent infringements. Equally important, the brand spoke out about CPGs overlooking women of color. But many brands don’t have Casper’s $240 million venture funding. Take Taco Bell.

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Establishing Goals for Your Press Release

Cision

As I’ve said before: having the right expectations for your press release plays a huge role in setting it up for success. Part of those expectations involves knowing what goals to establish so you can measure the results of your distributed press release. Naturally, you want your press release to attract people to it.

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PRCA Digital PR Report 2015 need for more digital PR training and digital PR budgets expected to grow

Stuart Bruce

The Public Relations Consultants Association (PRCA) has revealed the findings of its Digital PR Report 2015, with insights across the following key areas: In-house budgeting for blogger outreach continues to grow and PR agencies increasingly entrusted with this work. Companies and brands can only be truly social if they do it themselves.

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We Asked Today’s PR Influencers: What is #CreativePR?

Marketwired

#CreativePR, the hashtag, caught our attention at last year’s PRSA conference when Deirdre Breakenridge, Jason Sprenger and Heather Whaling teamed up for their presentation, “Creative PR: Delivering Your Story From Narrative and Design to Measurement.” In 2015, Garrett was named a Top 100 PR Influencer by Onalytica.