14 Apr Native advertising
Copyblogger did a great job describing native advertising....
Copyblogger did a great job describing native advertising....
By Kate Connors, Senior Account Manager & Social Media Strategist at Media & Communications Strategies
Although I was born in the 80's I consider myself to be a full-blown 90's child. The TV show Wishbone™ was where I first developed a love of history. If someone uses the word “bop,” my mind immediately goes to my first Bop It™ game and I want to yell back “Twist it – Pull it – Flick it!” When parents complain about their kids having too many stuffed animals, I cringe and think about the multiple boxes of Beanie Babies™ living in my attic that I continue to hope will be worth something one day. But the 90’s weren’t just about all the must-have tows and wonderful TV shows. They were also a time when future PR professionals like me had the opportunity to learn a thing or two about bringing clients success. Here are a few PR tips we learned from 90's culture and icons.
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