Creativity Pitching Product Launch Writing 
PR for Anyone
MARCH 24, 2020
She pitched it to her editor who loved it too and they wrote an article about me. If you’re a new business or have a new product, news service, new anything, that is newsworthy. Did you invent a new product, write a book, or win an award? You can also get creative with “new.” Right” is the important word.
ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications
SEPTEMBER 7, 2018
From Labor Day to New Year’s Eve, fall holidays probably offer the best occasions for media coverage, but the approach needs to be relevant, respectful, and creative. Dos and don’ts for holiday media pitching. Don’t force the story. Do consider the meaning of holidays. Do release some relevant data. Do use editorial calendars.
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OnePitch
JANUARY 10, 2023
During this episode, Eric talks about simplicity, straightforwardness, and personalization in pitches, interest as a key component of a successful pitch, and his preferences when it comes to approaches to sending relevant pitches. 00:04:18] BB: Okay, so back to the pitch question. 3 Elements of a Pitch. [00:08:27]
PR Fuel
JANUARY 24, 2022
The key to successful PR is being newsworthy and creative. The data may also inspire you to develop a creative campaign that paints your company in the best light. Find Creative Angles. A good PR campaign should feature creative content that instantly captures the media’s attention.
OnePitch
APRIL 14, 2022
Within this interview, we break down real examples of how she landed top-tier coverage, what worked, and her tips for replicating it for your own pitches. On a day to day basis, that could consist of anything from assisting my team in developing key account plans (tradeshow activations, product launch plans, etc.),
Solo PR Pro
JANUARY 18, 2022
Pretty much all day I would watch movies, and then I’d go into the editing room and take bits and pieces of the movies and come up with creative promotions to get people to watch,” she says, adding that she loved the job, even though it was very challenging. And she said, ‘Yep, exactly,’” Shirley remembers. “I
ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications
OCTOBER 15, 2020
It suggests for every 50 minutes of work, like meetings, pitching or writing, you should take a 10-minute break. These short breaks in your day will help avoid burnout, cut down on distractions, and overall make you more productive. The theory of the 50/10 rule is one that remote workers should note.
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