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Business Leaders: PR Tips To Ace Media Interviews

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

At the same time, having a terrific media spokesperson who can nail the messaging, handle tough questions and make business or technical language accessible isn’t always easy. . While some executives are born to be media resources, and they’re every PR person’s dream. Advise execs to be natural and not rush through the interview.

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5 PR Mistakes And What To Learn From Them

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Insufficient communication. Effective communications needs a mix of “rich” and “lean.” ” In-person, Skype or phone calls are considered “rich” channels of communication and are the most effective ways to hammer out complex ideas, solve problems or address larger strategic questions.

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2020 Planning: Questions to Ask to Create a Stellar Media Strategy

Barokas

Of course things have changed a lot—in the communications business we can point to countless differences between today and the turn of the century. Social media and influencer relations are taking a growing share of marcom budgets. Digital and interactive media have largely displaced print. How do you measure success?

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LinkedIn Social Selling Training & Digital Marketing Workshop Debuts

wiredPRworks

Promote your business and amplify your message across communication channels: Public Relations and Social Media. Print and Digital Advertising. Ensuring your brand tells a story to maintain connections and community. Design a customer-focused marketing plan that integrates directly to your customer's community.

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Six Ways To “Hack” Your PR Program

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

That’s one reason the $5 million fundraise by AirPR, which builds analytics tools to measure PR’s impact, was notable in PR and technology startup circles. But sometimes we overlook freelancers and other “gig” contributors, whose numbers are increasing as traditional media outlets shrink.