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How To Set Expectations In Public Relations

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Fortunately, most collaborative ideas can be successful, — with research, work, and creativity. If you want a product launch to be covered in a top-tier publication, journalists will need to talk to someone who has used the product or can speak to its market value. Explain what is required .

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How To Make A Killer Content Calendar

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

For example, you may plan for a company’s product launch to generate a press release, a social post linking to the press release across social channels, a social post with a top media placement across social channels, and an in-depth blog post for the company website. Refresh with formal creative sessions.

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8 Common PR Mistakes And How To Avoid Them

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Many people who work in PR thrive on the creative nature of what we do; after all, not everyone can dream up a winning idea for a product launch, or even the email subject line that will capture a journalist’s attention. But the best campaigns are fueled by creativity, yet informed by research.

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Creative PR: 4 Idea Generation Techniques

Shift Communications

In 1926, psychologist Graham Wallas outlined the basic creative process, which has been the overall framework for understanding and fostering creativity for almost a century. The Wallas process has four general stages: Preparation : loading up your mind to be creative. What does our product do? What do they write about?

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Creative PR: 4 Idea Generation Techniques

Shift Communications

In 1926, psychologist Graham Wallas outlined the basic creative process, which has been the overall framework for understanding and fostering creativity for almost a century. The Wallas process has four general stages: Preparation : loading up your mind to be creative. What does our product do? What do they write about?

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How To Add “Borrowed Interest” To Your PR Campaign

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Here are three great examples of partnerships that every PR team should consider if they’re interested in opportunities that will raise the bar and produce results. A new product launch can have a predictable trajectory. Yet after the first and second waves of coverage, the challenge is how to continue the momentum.

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How to Enhance your LinkedIn Marketing with Video

Prohibition

Get creative with the content that you’re creating. For example, you could take a ‘soft sales’ approach and show your followers how to use your product. Thinking outside of the box and being creative with your video content will ensure it stands out when people are scrolling through the feed.