
Are Clichés in PR Writing Ever OK?
Anyone with extensive academic or professional writing experience has been warned about the hazards of using clichés. In the world of tech PR, we've explained why jargon and mumbo jumbo in particular are more common than they should be. The…

Hemingway Hates Your Press Releases
Think outside the box. Open the kimono. Circle back. Best practices. Innovative solutions. What do these phrases all have in common? They’re staples of business-speak (AKA workplace jargon) and they have plagued corporate prose for years.…

Malaysia: An eventful life
Business to customer (B2C) events such as interactive, hands-on sessions – think cooking and beauty workshops – restaurant or product review sessions and larger-than-life' events such as fashion shows and glamourous 'red carpet' cocktails…

Feel The Need To Attack Your Competition? Here Are Four Tips To Keep In Mind
While there isn’t quite the degree of mud-slinging among financial services firms as there is among politicians during an election year, business executives do sometimes feel the urge to tear down the competition. And some of them have been…

Transform media training from old and busted to new hotness – tips to guide you along with media training via webcam
Executives going through media training is like saying the sun rises and sets. A senior PR person will show up, video camera in-hand, to capture every stutter and awkward tic as the trainee struggles with the presence of the camera and the existential…

How to plan a successful event in Brazil
The visibility of some events in the media can transmit the false impression that it is an easy goal to be achieved. But, at least in Brazil, this is not the case. The competition of events increases, while the attention decreases. With the…

In PR, Story Has to Dictate Format
Technology and storytelling go hand-in-hand more than most people realize. When you think about it, it is the perfect marriage of art and science. As technology evolves, we’re able to complete more tasks more easily and efficiently. The impact…

Events in PR – A Russian Perspective
During the 22-year history of our agency we have executed hundreds of different events. Two of the most impressive ones were a ten-year program of Camel Trophy adventures on Land Rovers across some of the world’s most challenging and interesting…

3 Ways to Create Great Content for LinkedIn Influencers
Late last week, LinkedIn announced that it was broadening its Influencers program to now include 25,000 members of the social network, which is quite a few more people than the previous 300 users who were blogging on the platform. Over the next…

Anticipation, Teamwork and Planning Ahead: The Keys to a Successful PR Campaign
One of the best-remembered episodes of the TV sitcom WKRP In Cincinnati is “Turkeys Away,” in which the manager of the eponymous radio station devises a sure-fire way to boost his station’s listener base during the holiday season — a…

A Twist on the Traditional PR Event (by JCPR)
Branding your own event puts you in control
The world of communications and public relations provides an endless amount of obstacles but the goal is always the same: gain exposure for your brand. And as editorial staff continues to shrink…

Boston: Future Tech Capital of the World?
Newly elected Mayor of Boston Marty Walsh boldly declared last week during a visit to local tech education non-profit LearnLaunch, “We want to make Boston the tech capital of the world.” As a Boston tech PR firm, March Communications has…
