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What Clients Should Expect From A PR Agency

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

And we’ve written about what agencies need from their client partners in order to be successful. The chief parameters of the client-agency relationship are covered in the letter of agreement, and planning documents will further outline expectations. Has the agency maintained staffing as promised? Beyond The LOA.

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Bylines, Surveys & Tweets: When Did PR Get So Boring?

Cision

My first taste of the working world came from the print shop my grandfather owned and operated since 1941. Life in the print shop was not for me – not like anyone ever suggested it should be. It was creative. In my agency role, I noticed that budgets were slashed and positions were cut, but the scope of work expanded.

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How to Pitch Consumer News with Megan Garbe, Fahlgren Mortine

OnePitch

While she’s focused generally on consumer PR over her nearly 20 years in the industry, she’s had deep experience in food and beverage, restaurants, and retail communications while working at everything from boutique to global PR agencies in Chicago and Columbus. This is actually a new role for the agency, one that I was thrilled to take on.

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Reporting Made Easy: Why You Should Use Databox With Your HubSpot Account

PR 20/20

As one of PR 20/20’s newer team members, one thing that made working for the agency so appealing to me was the company’s position on making informed decisions using data. Graduates from artistic departments—like dance, music, or art—responded better to more creative pieces that showed an expression of the study. So Much Data.

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Future of PR: 2020 edition

Stephen Waddington

Gender diversity in PR is an issue as old as the industry itself Gender issues in the PR industry are well documented. It’s impossible to keep coming up with creative ideas to reach and resonate with audiences who are not represented by a PR team. Progress is slow. PR can be a stressful occupation.

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Reporting Made Easy: Why You Should Use Databox With Your HubSpot Account

PR 20/20

As one of PR 20/20’s newer team members, one thing that made working for the agency so appealing to me was the company’s position on making informed decisions using data. Graduates from artistic departments—like dance, music, or art—responded better to more creative pieces that showed an expression of the study. So Much Data.

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The Pressure for Clicks; Off Script #14: Erik Sherman, Freelance Journalist

Sword and the Script

One part of an answer is bound to sound like a “get off my lawn” response, but I think there’s been a decline in the effort younger marketers put into learning the craft aspects of creative. Evocative, brilliant, and the result of hours of pouring through engineering documents and then working on polishing the copy. Far harder.