Praytell

We opened up the year with a six-time designation on the PRWeek Best Places to Work and... a first-time cover, too. A happy 2020 indeed. Thank you, PRWeek and Steve Barrett, for the spotlight! https://www.prweek.com//spotlight-best-places-work-cover-s

Wouldn't it be nice to look into the future? The answer, quite simply, is duh. We collated and surveyed the media landscape and found these trends going into 2020 (e.g. the importance of having a robust crisis comms team solely for Twitter when your stationary bike ad goes awry.) And then we made a sexy video about it. Watch this and read more on our blog. ... https://medium.com//praytell-2020-trend-report-89767bda8bed See more

Maggie made this sick mp4 for all you PRWeek Fanatics: we're shortlisted for PRWeek's Outstanding Midsize Agency of the Year. [dabs-into-infinity.gif] https://www.prweek.com//prweek-us-awards-2020-shortlist-re

Good tidings, sweet Praytell Facebook followers. It is I, the moderator, here again to bring you another PRAYTELLIAN OF THE MONTH VIDEO. December's star is thee one and only Jade Ye, junior account strategist and resident rabble-rouser. Watch here as she is surprised to find out that everyone here loves her dearly.

Nothing says #fridayfeeling like A PRAYTELLIAN OF THE MONTH VIDEO. :airhorn: :airhorn: :airhorn: Chicago is blessed to have the sweet and talented scroll girl Chloe in their office here is a video to embarrass and celebrate her!!!! Like and subscribe!!!!! https://vimeo.com/371923979

"'Users aren’t interested in shiny, highly produced content,' says Kat Lapelosa, creative strategy supervisor at Praytell. 'Exaggeration, eccentricity and self-deprecation are qualities embraced by the TikTok community. Content which feels forced or pandering runs a high risk of getting negative reactions.'" Our own Kat Lapelosa gave her two cents on TikTok so if you're a real dumb turkey like me and still don't get it, READ ON. And stop taking yourselves so seriously. ... https://www.prweek.com/art/1663740/late-tiktok-brand-track