PR tactics

Social media

With the ever-changing platforms, trends and constant competing for audiences, working in social media can be exciting―but it takes work to stay on top of your creative game.

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PR tactics

Anyone can talk the talk. And anyone can say she has the best team, the best culture, the best approach and the best strategies – because, why wouldn’t you?

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Writing a feature

In public relations, there’s nothing worse than sitting at your desk, staring at a Word document on your screen and knowing it’s up to you to transform that blank page into a compelling feature article by the deadline. We’ve all been there.

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Instagram vs. Snapchat

If you’ve been keeping up with social media trends, you’ve probably heard about the heavily debated topic of Snapchat versus Instagram Stories.

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As a former college content creator and former intern for an influencer marketing agency, I have seen a lot when it comes to influencer marketing. It's undeniable that influencer marketing is a vital component of a well-rounded digital strategy...

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In the innovative world of PR, new technology is constantly evolving to help us to do our jobs better and faster.

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Written by Kate Snyder, APR and Kendall McCarthy

 

What does it mean to “lead” engagement? 

 

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Graphic features the P&G logo and a flat lay of a succulent plant, a cup of coffee and a pair of glasses.

At P&G, we pride ourselves on employing a team of diverse PR pros from a variety of creative backgrounds. Whether you're seeking an expert in media relations, graphic design or event planning, someone at P&G has you covered.

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A row of blue ladders against a blue background, with one ladder glowing white and standing taller than the rest.

In storytelling, we often intuitively think about words. Words matter — it’s a core value at P&G — and we understand how a person’s interpretation, acceptance and actions change based on the approach or content theme.

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People often think of media relations as coordinating interviews with journalists, securing magazine placements, planning media events and arranging broadcast segments.

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