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Creative Content – Showcasing C4 to the UK Market with a Series of Standout Designs

Prohibition

As part of our ongoing work to showcase C4 Energy, the fastest-growing drink brand in U.S, to the UK market, we’ve been supporting them with a series of retained activity including influencer , paid and organic social media campaigns, as well as stand out creative and video content.

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Introducing our Prohibition PR 2023 show reel…

Prohibition

We worked on various projects alongside our talented in-house creative team that allowed us to help brands convey key messages, showcase new products and support wider campaign activity. To find out more about our creative or wider services, please contact the team. Last year was a busy and exciting one for team Prohibition.

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Agency year ahead: a time for start-ups and scaling

Stephen Waddington

The energy contained by lockdown cannot be contained forever. Print and events have ceded to digital. January is always a time for hiring in the creative industries but there’s a renewed energy this week. Organisations have cut back to preserve cashflow and survive. But commerce and life itself hasn’t stood still.

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Brand Marketing Fun-damentals That Consumers Crave

PRSay

As an agency that heavily infuses fun creative in our earned, social and digital media campaigns, we wanted to understand consumers’ appetite for lighthearted approaches in brand marketing, given this challenging news climate. Fun can boost energy levels too. Fun doesn’t have to mean creative schtick. Fun is healthy. Embrace it.

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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. I could escort a tech executive to a taping at CNBC in the morning and write a set of key messages for an energy client in the afternoon.

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How COVID-19 will impact PR practice and skills

Stephen Waddington

In the public sector, communicators have never been busier, as energy is directed to public education and information. That will continue, impacting outdoor, experiential, events, meetings and print Brands need to own and control their own media to engage with stakeholders. Sneeze guards top the list.

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Dramatic Emotional Exits And Destroyed Reputations

Melissa Agnes

She wanted to be her best creative self, writing for a greater cause than simply selling a product. And watching her social circle express their true creative talents in theatre and music certainly wasn’t helping. I used to have a print hanging up in my kitchen that said “may the bridges I burn light the way.”