ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

OCTOBER 5, 2018

As a PR professional and secret Zillow enthusiast, I can appreciate real estate euphemisms. We’ve all seen flowery descriptions describing homes for sale as “cozy” (read: tiny); with a “low-maintenance yard” (probably paved concrete); or “partial water view” (maybe a dried stream bed). A recent tweet about a “Frank Lloyd Wright inspired cabin” made me think about the PR jargon that clutters press releases and business memos.

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Axia PR

OCTOBER 5, 2018

Urban Meyer’s denial made a crisis situation more complicated. In any line of communication, the audience must trust you. Your message needs to be clear and straightforward. This prevents any confusion or feelings of distrust that may arise if your audience doesn’t believe your message.

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Stephen Waddington

OCTOBER 5, 2018

Public relations in an agency is unrecognisable from 25 years ago. It started, as these things often do, as a conversation on Twitter. I posted a list of activities that we used to undertake as part of our day job when I started out working in public relations in 1993. It’s turned into a nostalgic trip down memory lane for a lot of people in my network.

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Garrett Public Relations

OCTOBER 5, 2018

Another week – and more brands in crisis. This week, we have Facebook, Tesla and GE, all major entities which find themselves in the midst of chaos, as well as Oregon winemakers who face an unprecedented crisis. Which brands will excel in crisis management? Facebook This started last Friday, so it was too late to […]. The post PR Crisis of the Week: Facebook, Tesla, GE and Oregon Winemakers appeared first on PR Consultant Garrett Public Relations Columbus/Worthington OH.

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Two years after its initial release, Peter H. Paulsen’s book, From Brick and Mortar to Prosperity, continues to inspire readers around the globe.

Mark My Words

OCTOBER 5, 2018

The Sun. For some of these celebrities, being the first to be kicked off Strictly Come Dancing seriously harmed their careers. PR expert Mark Borkowski reckons it is all down to the shame of being first out on TV’s biggest show — a subject none of the agents of First Week Losers I approached wanted their clients to discuss. Mark said: “Celebrities who get voted out at the first stage had better start writing obituary notes for their career.

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Mark My Words

OCTOBER 5, 2018

“Nothing draws a crowd quite like a crowd” said P.T Barnum and I think about that a lot when wondering about the direction of certain campaigns I am working on. Barnum said a lot of quotable stuff and he knew a lot about the magic and mischief of capturing the public’s attention. Isn’t that at heart, simply what PR is about? We capture the essence of the stories or the issues that we know will move people – that result in a tangible outcome and not just noise and output, and we build relationshi

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HMA Public Relations

OCTOBER 5, 2018

What’s the first thing you think of when you see October on the calendar? Halloween, of course, one of my favorite holidays. October is also the […]. The post #FunFactFriday – Halloween appeared first on HMA Public Relations.

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Mindful Marketing

OCTOBER 5, 2018

by David Hagenbuch , founder of Mindful Marketing & author of Honorable Influence Over its 130+ year history, Coca-Cola has created some of the most memorable product taglines : Enjoy Thirst (1923), Ice Cold Sunshine (1932), It’s the Real Thing (1969), I’d like to Buy the World a Coke (1971), Coke Adds Life (1976), Have a Coke and a Smile (1979), Can’t Beat the Feeling (1988), and Open Happiness (2009).

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