Five tips for briefing your PR agency
Briefing your PR partner is the springboard for a great campaign. While every project will be different, we have five essentials to keep in mind when briefing in your PR company.
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Briefing your PR partner is the springboard for a great campaign. While every project will be different, we have five essentials to keep in mind when briefing in your PR company.
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