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This Is Why You Need to Write Creative Content

PRSay

The biggest risk in communications is not that we might offend someone with creativity or write something that’s eye-rollingly goofy. The key is to make our content more creative. Why creative content writing? Because creative content: • Grabs attention. Choose creative content writing. Keeps attention.

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Addressing the Working Class inequality gap in the creative industries

Stephen Waddington

Education and workplace practices are critical to change according to Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre. Social mobility in the Creative Economy: Rebuilding and levelling up? Social mobility in the Creative Economy: Rebuilding and levelling up? billion and 2.2 million jobs. This creates double disadvantage.

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Open source training scheme aims to support entry level agency talent

Stephen Waddington

3Thinkrs is looking to cooperate with other digital, marketing and public relations agencies to solve the entry level onboarding and training challenge created by COVID-19. Line management, mentoring, training and tacit learning are all difficult to adapt from the physical to virtual sphere.

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A Break for a Breakthrough: Why Incubation Is Key to the Creative Process

PRSay

Author Harper Lee did much of her creative thinking while golfing. Welcome to the process of incubation — the part of the creative formula where you take your eye off the ball, step away from the keyboard and let the back of your mind work on your project for awhile. Where did that brilliant idea come from? No one really knows.

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A Holiday Guide to Gear That Can Improve Your Creative Content

PRSay

But behind the scenes, it represents a shift in the industry, and one that your creative team can learn from. This holiday season, here are some gear ideas that can help take your creative team’s content from amateur to professional quality — without burning through your entire budget — thanks to some shopping-season deals: iPhones.

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7 Ways Marketers Can Get Creative With Compliance

Contently - Strategy

And with some creative thinking, it doesn’t have to be a headache that gets in the way of your job. Train your team on compliance. Invite legal into the creative process. Technology can handle the logistics, freeing up marketers to focus more on the creative parts of their job. Want to learn more?

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Five Keys to a Successful Working Relationship With Your Creative Counterparts

Deirdre Breakenridge

Now, public relations professionals are as likely to be adept at HTML as they are with Photoshop – a far cry from the days when media pitches were the only creativity they were allowed. Creatives are trained in how to look at problems from many different angles to find a solution that is unique and unexpected.