Method PR: One Story
We received a few good responses to Friday’s “Do You Practice Method PR?” post. This one is the most passionate. It’s also darkly funny:
I am a super Method. I used to lead communications at the [omitted] agency. I’d read all of these horrible news stories about domestic violence and let my emotions well up, and get pissed off. Then I’d write passionate copy, talking points, letters, and speeches.
It seemed to work. I’ve only been able to work in non-profit communications for this reason. I don’t know how to get passionate about Tupperware.
But child, families and youth? Homelessness? Violence against women? Sign me up!
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