One thing I liked about this chapter was reading about how letting people have a slight view on a new design change will help them adjust to it and be more welcoming of it. I like the open systems as apposed to a closed system. I also think if you are able to get some […]
Chapter 11 discusses reports and proposals. My three takeaways were pretty simple but I think it shouldn’t be looked past because sometimes people can make things way more difficult than they really are. Proposals are created to inform clients in a persuasive way with an in-depth assessment of a campaign or project about the results … Continue reading Chapter 11: Reports and Proposals
With my industry being literature this assignment leaves me with a wide variety of options in coming up with blog topics. The material for writing a professional blog in this line of work could be focused on helping authors. I came up with the following topics to help me brainstorm for our upcoming writing assignment. … Continue reading “PR WRITING: Blogging Topics”
My three topics for a blog I am running for the nonprofit, Livestrong!
5 Things to Motivate You Off the Couch
Tips For Craving The Gym as Much as Sweets
Which Exercise Program Will You Get the Most Out Of?
For this blogging case study I chose Livestrong. On their main site viewers have the option to read blogs that are posted on the daily. Livestrong’s bloggers post about topics related with nutrition, fitness and health. The blog’s voice is very conversational by the way “I” is used, it also helps create that connection between … Continue reading Blogging Case study
The blog I chose for this assignment was The Paris Review. This blog is interesting in that it is not a personal blog therefore there are many authors who upload pieces throughout the day. Therefore, there are numerous submissions on the same day covering various topics. The blog’s purpose is to review literature for people. … Continue reading “PR WRITING: Blogging Case Study”
This week in PR Pubs we explored a new, web-based design application called Canva. We were asked to design a suite of social media assets for a new, integrated PR social media campaign. The pieces included a Facebook Cover photo, a Facebook Post, a Twitter Cover photo and an Instagram post. Oh Canva – so easy yet so fidgety. I … Continue reading “Reflection”
This week in class we were asked to design a social media campaign for a company or organization of our choice. I decided to go in head first with the company had in mind, Graze (it’s an online company that sends you healthy snacks every week). I just wanted to see what happened honestly, I … Continue reading “Social Media Reflection Post”
Wow, I love Canva. I don’t know if I have ever found anything so user-friendly and professional. Using it, I was able to create several different types of social media graphics for my internship at Trifecta Communications. I am a PR intern there and one of the clients I have been working for is Seafood … Continue reading Social Media Blitz
I created four social media graphics for Thorn Originals, a local flower shop and gift shop in my hometown of Perry, Oklahoma. The graphics were created using Canva and are intended for Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. I sent them to the owner of Thorn Originals […]
