Pixels, Power-Up & Public Relations

 Hi, So, as we all know I am a PR MA student and before that I was studying journalism. Throughout my education, I racked up lots of skills, content and student debt. The first two will be the ones this blog post will showcase (if you do want to help out on the last part I am not turning down a rich millionaire.)  Why is it important to have an online portfolio?  Well, by recording the work you have created you can upload them on a platform or doc which can be viewed by potential employers to back up your creativity and initiative. It can show who you are and your interests visually and your dedication. It does not have to be fancy or eloquent, just a few pages here and there that you can send. My own experience in the industry is that it is quite hard to sometimes gain experience so by pushing yourself at home can be a great way to do that before applying for any opportunities.  Articles Articles can be shown on request for the privacy of those involved. My work has covered various to

  Hi!  I'm back to hopefully continue this blog sporadically over the next few months if procrastination does not get the best of me. This blog was originally created as a way to create an online presence as well as mixing it with a hobby I love. I want to continue to create content where I can develop my skills. Now that the assignment is done, I can look back and give an e valuation of what went well and what didn't go quite as well (in the words of Hannah Montana “Nobody’s Perfect”.) Enough of 2000s Disney references, in communications and public relations it is important to evaluate from research to the overall campaign to understand what could be improved on.  What went well: I pride myself on creating and curating a wide range of content and the infographics, videos and content developed over this time proves that.  One key aspect of this campaign was to promote engagement and while I sadly could never reach the heights of Bella Hadid at least an effort was made and some