On the morning of 7th September, 2015, Twitter was abuzz with #PRWisdoms being exchanged by fellow PR practitioners with each other. So much was the sharing of wisdoms that within minutes it became a trending topic nationally and was trending across the nation for over 8 hours.
Some very amazing and beautiful wisdoms were shared that we can cherish for years to come. All the interesting tweets are shared below as there were originally shared, so that you can not only know them but also follow them.
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Great PR is building a legion of fans that are telling others why your are doing what you're doing. #OwnIt #PRwisdom
— Amanda Sutton (@catalystccpr) July 8, 2015
PR taught me what Journalism couldn't – Have patience!#PRWisdom
— Rupesh Panchal (@rupesh8797) September 7, 2015
Sometimes "I don't kNOw" and "NO comment" are really just "NO" with extraneous letters. #PRwisdom #lifewisdom
— Sarah E. Moss (@sarahemoss) September 7, 2015
@vikramkharvi PR is 'art of conversing' #PRWisdom
— Minakshi Mishra (@quickertweet08) September 7, 2015
The best PR is when ordinary people and loyal customers talk about your brand positively without asking them. #PRWisdom @vikramkharvi
— Tinu Cherian Abraham (@tinucherian) September 7, 2015
#PRwisdom integrate traditional to contemporary, Offline to online, print to web, Email to tweet/DM.
— Kumar Manish (@kumarmanish9) September 7, 2015
#PRWisdom In it's most simplified version 🙂 pic.twitter.com/6pWNngPfcQ
— Ananthanarayanan V (@ananthv9) September 7, 2015
If it's exclusive, it gotta be exclusive. being oversmart will actually do more damage #PRWisdom
— Sandhya Raju (@sandhyatwits) September 7, 2015
https://twitter.com/nehapathan0603/status/640766121822457856
#PRWisdom – Never ask the journalist,"When is the story being published?". It will only help your client and earn you some respect as well.
— Sourav Mishra (@souravmishra1) September 7, 2015
PR pro are tellers not sellers #PRWisdom @vikramkharvi
— Parminder Hora (@pamhora) September 7, 2015
Don't sell a lie, Sell the truth. Sell what is good in it.
#PRWisdom— Rajshi Sagar (@SagarRajshi) September 7, 2015
Fact. Storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world today. #PRWisdom pic.twitter.com/2hMofqFIeX
— Parakram Hazarika (@parakram_h) September 7, 2015
Use #PR before the crisis comes. Its more of a precautionary tool #PRWisdom. But also love the emergency state provided the team is smart.
— Nishant Patel (@Nishant_Media) September 7, 2015
Its way easier to manage a #Brand for #PR but the challenge is in playing the small market n taking them up! #PRWisdom
— Nishant Patel (@Nishant_Media) September 7, 2015
You should spend almost around half of the investment into #PR and planning if you are starting up something In this era of media #PRWisdom
— Nishant Patel (@Nishant_Media) September 7, 2015
#PRWisdom Building pyaar between the customer and the brand through good stories #brand #pr
— Devanshi Shah (@devanshi_live) September 7, 2015
To be a strategic counselor to your clients build time into your day, every day, to read about what is going on in the world. #PRwisdom
— Priya Mathew (@mpriyamathew) September 7, 2015
You don't necessarily have to spin a yarn to tell your story. Be creative and find a way to tell the truth well. #PRwisdom
— Priya Mathew (@mpriyamathew) September 7, 2015
#PRWisdom it doesn't matter what brand you're taking up, once a good PR professional, always a good PR professional.
— |#AgainstNPR.NRC.CAA| (@yashmarwah) September 7, 2015
Never lie to the messenger – be transparent and they will believe in you. It's the business of elevator pitches and trust #PRWisdom
— Siddharth Bijpuria (@NinjaSidhu) September 7, 2015
@vikramkharvi Willingness to learn every day, every where #PRWisdom
— Arpana Kumar Ahuja (@ArpanaKAhuja) September 7, 2015
Be honest in your communication. Respect the media and they will respect your pitch #PRWisdom @vikramkharvi #publicrelations #pr
— Anup Sharma B'Harry (@TweetsAnup) September 6, 2015
@vikramkharvi #PRWisdom keep outcomes measurable and showcase them regularly to relevant stakeholders.
— Mitu Samar (@MituSamar) September 6, 2015
.@vikramkharvi Think Through the Ideas & Be #Proactive #PRWisdom @ashsingla @Comms101 @kavitalakhani pls share some tips on #PRWisdom
— Richa Seth (@richaseth30) September 6, 2015
@vikramkharvi #PRWisdom stay aware of new realities, learn new tools, keep yourself updated n relevant
— Madan Bahal (@BahalMadan) September 6, 2015
@vikramkharvi #PRWisdom leave the templates n try creating something new, natural n humane
— Adfactors PR (@AdfactorsPR) September 6, 2015
@vikramkharvi World of PR is very small.. Never burn your bridges #PRWisdom
— Parminder Hora (@pamhora) September 6, 2015
@vikramkharvi No one ever became a PR Pro by staying in office. Go out. Meet. Interact. Indulge. 1/2
— Shrutidhar (@shrutidharp) September 6, 2015
@vikramkharvi Number 1 tip to stay relevant at all times is to use #commonsense. Use good vocabulary & revise what you write. Meet people1/1
— Shrutidhar (@shrutidharp) September 6, 2015
@vikramkharvi we never let down others, if we ever let down anyone, it is ourselves #PRWisdom @shrutidharp @SujitPatil
— Amith (@amithpr) September 6, 2015
It takes a village to raise a child, and a team to build a brand. You can't do it alone. #PRWisdom #PVPR
— Perfect Vision PR (@PerfectVisionNY) May 11, 2015
"People do not buy goods and services. They buy relations, stories and magic.” – Seth Godin @ThisIsSethsBlog #PRwisdom
— MCJ Department (@FSMCJDept) March 27, 2015
(y)#PRWisdom via @Science_Factoid: People lie more during phone conversations than they do face to face or written down (including texts).
— CBOpr® (@mundocbo) January 12, 2015
