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What does it take to get an audience to pay attention these days? Screaming? Shouting? Using the F-word?
In normal times, the answer might be none of the above. But these are not normal times. And a campaign created by a group of PR students at Boston University is no normal campaign.
Why? Because the F-word is the first word in a tagline aimed at students who might otherwise blow off COVID-19 health and safety guidelines.
Robert caught up with B-U Master’s graduate Hailey McKee, a member of the team that came up with a vulgar anti-COVID campaign that is turning heads.
Also, the team weighs in on whether it’s a good idea to pitch stories on Inauguration Day, a suggestion that top Biden Administration officials should dump their Twitter accounts, and the new president’s PR performance in his first few days on the job.
When it comes to the answers to the questions, Sarah and Tim say it all depends!
Links:
PR News - An Inauguration Day Conundrum: to Pitch or Not to Pitch
F*CK IT Won’t Cut It Campaign Website
F*CK IT Won’t Cut It Podcast Page
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