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Creating realistic resolutions that stick

PR in High Definition

It could be a new piece of technology that we’ve read about in the news, a new way of working that we’ve learnt from a podcast or a new way of thinking we’ve learnt from our friends. More exercise Walk into a gym in January and no doubt it will be heaving with people trying to shave off the pounds after Christmas.

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How COVID-19 will impact PR practice and skills

Stephen Waddington

Construction, engineering and manufacturing closed down, but technology and infrastructure are booming. The virus has accelerated trends that were already underway not just in our industry but across every sector. Here are four macro trends that I’ve identified. Sneeze guards top the list.

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5W Spotlight: Brenna Goodsitt

5W PR

So, a field that allowed me to work across industries and explore aspects of technology, travel, fashion, food and even neuroscience every day was a natural fit. Always exercise your creative muscles whether through reading, cooking or drawing. Read the full interview below! What inspired you to get into PR?

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7 Common PR Mistakes Startups Make

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

That isn’t true; earned media is generated by hard work, research, and creativity. From a journalist’s point of view, one company is just a company, but a cluster of new competitors is a trend. Here’s an exercise for a startup: take the brand name and corporate information out of your press release or media pitch.

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Treat Your Communications Counselors Like Your Lawyers

Solo PR Pro

If it’s about earned media, then it might be about how pitching your position on a specific trend is unique and powerful and can draw additional attention. Can you explain the timing it might take for this (media interview, article submission, messaging exercise etc.) to turn into a result?

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PR Hacks: Sure-fire Shortcuts to Public Relations Success

Bianchi Biz Blog

Sure, it helps to do all the right things – eat right, rest enough, do exercises that will help prevent injuries, and vary your workouts, but overall, you need to put in the work. Issues and Trends are the ‘Secret Sauce’. This willprovide you with fresh perspective and ideas for new, creative approaches. It’s that simple.

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7 Media Statistics from an Annual Survey of Reporters that Gives PR a Glimpse of their Mindset

Sword and the Script

6) Technology that will change reporting. When asked which technologies are having the biggest impact on the job of reporting, the answers stacked up as follows (globally): 34% said “updated social media algorithms;”. 26% said “better and cheaper video production technology;”. A good place to start is with your own content.

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