As we’ve mentioned previously on this blog, analogies often help make complex topics more digestible for a broader audience. While this normally happens more often in business-to-consumer scenarios, the same principle can be useful for learning lessons in any context.
Earlier this week, Ragan’s PR Daily writer Arik Hanson posted an article about the “4 PR Lessons from Saved by the Bell,” the pop culture TV hit from the ‘90’s. While naturally light-hearted, due to the characters and subject matter, Arik makes some great correlations from the show, which are completely applicable to PR and marketing.
Consider these four PR lessons which Arik notes in his article:
These four lessons serve as a great reminder that education comes in many forms, and it’s good to think critically about lessons of all shapes and forms can be applied to our professional endeavors. Have you learned any great lessons or utilized strategies that you gleaned from an unexpected place?
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