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iconic PR campaign lessons 2024

Lessons from Iconic Nigerian PR Campaigns: A Look Back at 2024

Remember the Mama, You Too Good o! Campaign? It was a stroke of marketing genius that took over Nigeria. The catchy jingle became an anthem of comfort, turning Indomie noodles into a cultural staple. That campaign went beyond selling noodles; it built a lasting legacy of talkability. In the years since, Nigerian brands have embraced…

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how strategic PR can set the stage for a resilient 2025

Wrapping Up 2024: How Strategic PR Can Set the Stage for a Resilient 2025

Remember how every time Funke Akindele releases a blockbuster movie, her marketing strategy gets everyone talking? It’s always a banger, not just because of the movie itself, but because of her marketing process. She doesn’t just announce a film; she builds anticipation through an all-encompassing PR strategy. From perfectly timed teasers and social media buzz…

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managing identity and representation in PR

Managing Identity and Representation in PR: Lessons from Chidimma Adetshina

Remember when Serena Williams first burst onto the global tennis scene, she wasn’t just another athlete, she was a trailblazer in every sense of the word. With her powerful playing style and unapologetic confidence, she shattered stereotypes in a sport that historically celebrated conformity. But her journey to greatness wasn’t without its challenges. Serena faced…

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Entrepreneur-Influencers: How Nigerian Business Owners Are Building Personal Brands to Drive Business Growth

Picture a business owner who starts by selling a product, but their success soon transcends the product itself because of their personal brand. This individual shares their daily routines, challenges, victories, and motivations with millions of online followers. Through this personal connection, they build a loyal community that is inspired by and invested in their…

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fathia balagun and tinubu efuronye

The Power of Subject-Driven PR: How a Story Choice Can Spark Talkability

Not long ago, Fathia Balogun dropped a teaser for her new film, a biopic on the iconic and polarizing Yoruba figure, Efunroye Tinubu. Almost instantly, the internet buzzed with debate, opinion, and intense reactions. Some hailed the project as a long-awaited tribute to an important historical figure, on the other hand, Journalists like…

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public rivalries in PR

Are Public Rivalries Profitable for PR? Examining the Case of Davido vs. Wizkid, Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg, and Beyond.

Just like the endless debates from our school days, some rivalries seem destined to go on without a clear winner. Take the famous jollof rice feud: Nigerian jollof vs. Ghanaian jollof, a debate that has turned a simple rice dish into a cultural icon. In the same way, Nigeria’s Afrobeats scene has seen its own…

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event sponsorship in nigeria

Event Sponsorship in Nigeria: How Brands Can Maximize Exposure through Local Events

Imagine walking through the vibrant streets of Ijebu Ode during the annual Ojude Oba Festival. The air is alive with the rhythmic beat of traditional drums, the vibrant colors of elaborate outfits, and the laughter of thousands of people joyfully celebrating their rich Yoruba heritage. As cultural troupes parade by, one brand’s presence truly stands…

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personal branding for creatives

Effective Personal Branding for Creatives: A Case Study of Temi Otedola and Falz

I remember watching Temi Otedola random vlog asking, “What if I recorded every day of my life forever?” It’s a playful question, but it reveals something deeper about the power of personal branding, and that brings us to the question, What is Personal branding? Personal branding for creatives is more than just their appearance…

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leveraging media opportunities to elevate your brand

Leveraging Media Opportunities to Elevate Your Brand: Using TV Shows to Boost Brand Visibility

Effective public relations entails utilizing high-exposure channels that directly engage the target audience. One such strategy is to tie your business with famous television shows. Brands may reach millions of people and establish long-term recognition by strategically sponsoring or collaborating with television programs. This strategy has shown to be extremely beneficial for brands which have…

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influencer criticism

How to handle Criticism from an Influencer: Opeyemi Famakin vs Cubana Chiefpriest

Criticism, while difficult to accept, is an unavoidable part of running a business; influencer reviews, in particular, may have a significant impact on how a brand is seen. Their feedback, whether positive or negative, can make or eradicate a business. For many brands, a negative review from a prominent critic might be a crisis. But…

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crisis management

How PR Crisis Management Can Make or Break Brands and Public Figures in Nigeria

Johnson & Johnson in 1982 was hit by a crisis that could have destroyed the company. Several people died after taking cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules, sending the public into panic. For many brands, such a disaster would have been the end, but Johnson & Johnson responded swiftly and decisively. Instead of deflecting blame or staying silent,…

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publicity stunt in nigerian music industry

Leveraging mild publicity stunts in Nigeria music industry

Publicity stunts are nothing new, but the Nigerian music scene has adopted a more refined approach. Instead of exaggerated antics that risk backfiring, artists now opt for controlled, deliberate actions that spark curiosity and conversation. These publicity stunts in Nigeria's music industry often include social media teasers, surprise releases, or staged events designed to keep…

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