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  • Adventure awaits

    Adventure awaits

    I too sat down, laying the spear between us, and tried to explain how I came to Pellucidar, and wherefrom, but it was as impossible for him to grasp or believe the strange tale I told him as I fear it is for you upon the outer crust to believe in the existence of the…

    Caroline Bagwell

    October 31, 2026
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  • My coffee ritual

    My coffee ritual

    I too sat down, laying the spear between us, and tried to explain how I came to Pellucidar, and wherefrom, but it was as impossible for him to grasp or believe the strange tale I told him as I fear it is for you upon the outer crust to believe in the existence of the…

    Caroline Bagwell

    October 31, 2026
    Uncategorized
  • Tropical paradise

    Tropical paradise

    I too sat down, laying the spear between us, and tried to explain how I came to Pellucidar, and wherefrom, but it was as impossible for him to grasp or believe the strange tale I told him as I fear it is for you upon the outer crust to believe in the existence of the…

    Caroline Bagwell

    October 31, 2026
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  • how social media brings pr campaigns to life

    Social media has become one of the most powerful tools in public relations. It allows organizations to connect with audiences, share their stories and build relationships in ways traditional publications cannot always accomplish. After working on my social media campaign for Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, I gained a better understanding of how…

    Caroline Bagwell

    October 29, 2026
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    brand identity, canva, digital design, public relations, social media campaigns
  • Beyond good intentions: why authenticity matters in public relations

    In public relations, having good intentions does not always lead to positive outcomes. Organizations often want to connect with audiences, support important causes and build trust, but their efforts can backfire when they fail to understand the people they are trying to reach. Dove, Starbucks and the fallout of Hurricane Katrina demonstrate that authenticity, cultural…

    Caroline Bagwell

    October 27, 2026
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    brand authenticity, corporate social responsibility, Crisis Communications, DEI, public relations, stakeholder engagement
  • beyond the design: what photoshop taught me about creativity and communication

    When I first started working with Adobe Photoshop, I quickly realized there was a lot more to creating a successful design than just making something look good. Photoshop offers so many tools and creative possibilities, but knowing how to use them effectively takes practice, patience and a clear understanding of your audience. Through creating a…

    Caroline Bagwell

    October 25, 2026
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    Photoshop, stakeholders, Direct Mailer
  • stop talking to everyone: What a fictional teenager taught me about audiences

    I used to think the best message was the one everybody could like. Then I spent a week building two fictional people, and my idea of good communication fell apart. The first is Maya, a 17-year-old high school senior who edits her school’s broadcast and wants to start making real work as a freshman. The…

    Caroline Bagwell

    October 8, 2026
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    personas, public relations, stakeholders, writing
  • Ethics can’t be automated: why accountability still belongs to people

    Technology may change the way organizations communicate, but it does not change their ethical responsibilities. From institutional crises in sports to the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence, the cases from this week reveal a common lesson: When organizations prioritize reputation, convencince or existing systems over accountability, trust becomes the real casualty. When protecting the organization…

    Caroline Bagwell

    October 6, 2026
    Uncategorized
    ai, ai bias, artificial-intelligence, Crisis Communications, PR ethics, public relations ethics, transparency, Trasnparency
  • The true test of social responsibility

    Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become an important part of public relations, but making promises is much easier than keeping them. Consumers increasingly encounter brands that promote sustainability, community involvement and social responsibility. However, the real challenge begins when those commitments conflict with financial interests or stakeholder expectations. The cases involving CVS Health, Capital One,…

    Caroline Bagwell

    September 29, 2026
    Uncategorized
    brand authenticity, corporate social responsibility, corporate-accountability, corporate-social-responsibility, public relations ethics, stakeholder trust, sustainability
  • stop guessing: why i let my research design my communications strategy first

    Confession: When I start a new project, my first instinct is to open a design app and start picking fonts. It feels productive. It’s also basically shooting in the dark.5 Research changes that. It gives you evidence on who your audience is, which channels they use and what genuinely interests them. That evidence has to…

    Caroline Bagwell

    September 24, 2026
    Uncategorized
    ai, collateral material, digital-marketing, education, marketing, writing
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