PR Fish Bowl

1
Crenshaw Communications, PR Fish Bowl • December 16, 2016

Five PR Predictions For 2017

In 2016, public relations saw its share of highs and lows. But perhaps the most notable thing in the industry this year was the way it evolved, thanks in large part to constantly-changing technology. PR folks now have more ways to get their clients’ messages across than ever before. With the year dwindling down, it’s time […]

Read More
0
Crenshaw Communications, PR Fish Bowl, public relations • December 9, 2016

A PR Playlist For 2017

Albert Schweitzer once said that there are two means of refuge from “the miseries of life” — music and cats. We think most public relations people would agree with that, at least about music. We also believe music can be a great motivator. It’s paradoxically a stimulus as well as a way to calm down and […]

Read More
0
Crenshaw Communications, PR Fish Bowl, public relations, social media • December 6, 2016

Enhance PR Through These Simple Social Media Tips

Our public relations clients are always looking for ways to leverage traditional media on social channels in a relevant, traffic-building way. We observed how well some organizations and businesses are using social media to amplify other efforts and want to pass on a few current tips. Rethink the 70-30 rule. Many social media managers use the […]

Read More
0
Crenshaw Communications, PR Fish Bowl, public relations • December 2, 2016

PR’s Feel-Good Stories Of The Season

Anyone in public relations would agree that the news stories of 2016 have been crazy. Many were vicious (think politics) many were untrue (again, think politics) and some were hopeful and encouraging. This is the time of year we prefer to focus on a few of those. Instead of looking for handouts, homeless man hands […]

Read More
0
Crenshaw Communications, media relations, PR Fish Bowl, public relations • November 23, 2016

PR Looks At Content Trends For 2017

From the mobile video explosion to emerging social platforms, 2016 has brought many content-related developments that affect the public relations industry and the work PR people do every day. A look at the year in review offers some clues as to what 2017 year has in store. Here are five content predictions for 2017 that all PR people […]

Read More
1
Crenshaw Communications, PR Fish Bowl, public relations • November 18, 2016

Five Key Skills For Modern PR Professionals

To succeed in public relations today, professionals need the skills to fit in with this ever-changing industry. Technology – from marketing automation to Virtual Reality –  has done much to change the paradigm. It’s still essential to have strong writing skills and think like a reporter, but there’s a full complement of skills that help PR whizzes succeed to […]

Read More
0
Crenshaw Communications, PR Fish Bowl, public relations • November 15, 2016

PR Touts The Season’s Top Turkeys

Typically public relations agencies like to count the things we’re thankful for at this time of year. These lists often include new technology-based PR tools or the latest social or other media platforms. But given these crazy times, we thought it more fitting to discuss some of the boneheaded PR moves we have seen lately. We’re […]

Read More
1
Crenshaw Communications, PR Fish Bowl, public relations • November 10, 2016

PR Lessons From Top TV And Film

Film and TV are two great places to find helpful and interesting takes on public relations and media. As far back as 1957’s “Sweet Smell of Success” starring Tony Curtis as a less than scrupulous PR man, there have been media depictions, good, bad and ugly, of the industry and its players. Every so often it’s important to […]

Read More
0
Crenshaw Communications, PR Fish Bowl, public relations • November 8, 2016

How PR Is Easing Election Anxiety

For those who work in B2B tech or consumer public relations, the next couple of days may not be spent pitching media stories about software or healthy snacks. It’s our hunch that no matter what the beat, journalists will be sticking to pre-and post-election coverage for a while. The 2016 election has caused angst for […]

Read More