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Crenshaw Communications • January 11, 2023
For PR, Is ChatGPT An Asset Or Threat?
Everyone’s talking about ChatGPT, including most of us who work in public relations. Opinions and experiences vary, but ChatGPT will likely be a game-changer when it comes to how PR teams work. AI has been promoted as a tool to automate repetitive tasks, freeing us to engage in the strategy and creative work involved in […]
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Crenshaw Communications • January 11, 2023
How PR Teams Can Use ChatGPT (Generated By ChatGPT)
The post below was not written by a human being. It was generated when ChatGPT was given the prompt to write a 350-word blog post about how PR teams can use ChatGPT in their work. You can be the judge of its accuracy, quality and style! ChatGPT, a language generation model developed by OpenAI, can […]
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Crenshaw Communications • January 3, 2023
Showtime! How Working In PR Is Like Playing In A Band
Working at a top B2B tech PR firm rocks. But for me, that’s doubly true because I’ve been able to pursue music as a fun side hustle. In most cases, agency PR is a typical office job and being a musician is about performing live in front of people. But there are surprising parallels. In […]
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Crenshaw Communications • December 16, 2022
2023 PR Opportunities For Ad Tech Brands
As 2022 winds down, PR teams are looking and trends and opportunities in their most relevant categories. One of ours is ad tech. Despite economic headwinds, the global advertising industry has been robust and seems poised for more growth. Post-Covid, brands are spending on connected TV (CTV) ad platforms and the industry is abuzz about […]
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Crenshaw Communications • December 1, 2022
Press Release Quotes Don’t Have To Be Bad: A PR View
A PR professional recently predicted the “death of the release quote” for 2023 on Twitter. If only. Bland executive quotes are one of my all-time PR pet peeves. First of all, every news release doesn’t need to include a quote. And for releases that do need them, they’re too often overlong, boring, or repetitive. “We’re […]
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