Public Relations
A Powerful PR Lesson from Political Campaigns
What do public relations and political campaigns have in common?
Everyone loves a good backstory!
The most obscure, little known, underdog candidate can become a well-known front-runner if they have a good story and they tell it well.
The same can be said for fund companies. You might be the best fund no one has ever heard of, but you don’t have to stay that way!
Investing in a messaging workshop to uncover and learn to tell your story can have powerful returns.
Related: 10 Tips to Help You in Your Next Media Interview
Political consultants tell their candidate’s story and strategically wrap it into their campaign.
Unknown candidate Dan Crenshaw is now a well-known contender running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas’ 2nd district. Learn more about how this retired Navy SEAL has become widely known, and how his story helped him secure the GOP nomination ahead of the “popular” candidate who spent millions.
Do you have a good story to tell? We can help you share it.
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