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Encouraging Creativity Among Marketing Employees

Team morale in the office has hit a low. For some reason, it seems that pitch meetings and brainstorming sessions are more full of awkward silence than buzzing ideas. For those in creative fields, such as advertising an

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A Guide to Breaking into the PR Industry

The days of traditional public relations are over, but career opportunities and the importance of creativity and social media savvy are more important than ever before. According to 0to5.com, “the PR industry is on the

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Proven PR Strategies Worth Implementing

Trends come and go. The strategies that move the business have not changed in twenty years. Own the narrative, feed the reporter, quantify everything.

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Payless Shoes’ PR Prank

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The Consumer PR of First Impressions

This past week, tens of millions of Americans rose before the sun and commenced the annual bacchanal of deal-seeking known as Black Friday. While the sale day itself has been extended, creeping further and further into

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Six Ways Psychology Can Help With Marketing

Understanding the human mind can be an excellent tool to persuade and convert customers. Marketing is based on theories of applied psychology, that is, consumers act in a certain way because they are wired to do so. The