PR tactics

Graphic features three cartoon figures writing on a giant to-do list labeled "Priorities" with giant books, electronics, and a coffee cup in the background.

Learning how to prioritize is essential, no matter what area of life we’re focusing on. Prioritization is a skill we need to cultivate for work, home life and even our social lives.

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Gold trophies and gold stars are in front of a light pink background. Blue text reads: How to win awards with P&G.

P&G has won a lot of awards over the years. I don’t say that to brag because it’s the truth, and we put time into making that a reality.

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Dark green plants, office supplies, and a keyboard and headphones sit on top of a pink desk. A white ampersand is in the bottom left corner.

The pandemic and resulting shift to working virtually made many people realize how difficult it can be to lead (and participate in) meetings that aren’t a snoozefest....

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People are standing and working around a table. There are sticky-notes, computers, books and posters. A poster says "brand."

When it comes to branding, there are a lot of questions about what that actually entails. 

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The Dirty Dozen

Mar 5, 2020

Who knew donuts could be a source of tactical inspiration? Outside of their delicious pastry goodness, here at P&G, the quintessential and often enjoyed dozen of donuts helped shape what we call The Dirty Dozen.

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As a part of winding down our #GoodToBeHome theme, we are highlighting our work with Capital Area Michigan Works!

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One of my favorite things about being a designer is how fast this industry changes. Each day there are emerging trends, new ways to connect and communicate with an audience, and there are infinite color and typeface combinations.

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When you think about saving money, the last person you would consider to be a good saver is a kindergartener. We — and the City of Lansing — think otherwise.

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A lot of PR folks think the age of the press release has passed. But for many of us working in small and mid-sized markets, releases still have a relevant role and function if done right.

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