How PR pros can lead the conversation during COVID-19
With the right message, the industry is poised to offer more value to audiences and clients than ever.
With the right message, the industry is poised to offer more value to audiences and clients than ever.
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COVID-19 has derailed many events and in-person meetings, but these principles of oration, persuasion and connection apply to all formats.
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With anxious, overstimulated audiences, being able to speak from a position of strength is essential—so how can you foster good will?
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Needless repetition underlies several of the missteps. Inconsistency is at the root of others. Using certain techniques will keep your bulleted elements fluid and concise.
One PR pro argues that a message about environmental impact must also showcase transparency and help educate your audience.