Dr. Seuss’s 5 lessons for PR pros
The famous author’s March 2 birthday reminds us of the timeless lessons his books offer. PR pros, are you heeding his advice?
More importantly, his books always came with some kind of lesson or understanding of the world. These lessons aren’t lost on me. In fact, most are still applicable.
Dr. Seuss had an unusual way of communicating, no doubt, but he also seemed to talk about how we should communicate and live as we communicate.
Here are five Dr. Seuss books that demonstrate important, fundamental lessons of PR.
[Read Dr. Seuss’s 7 lessons for social media]
“One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish“
Summary: Seuss teaches kids to count and understand colors with his array of interesting creatures grouped according to size and color.
How this helps a PR pro: Understanding numbers and segmentation is key to your job.
Public relations has benefited from advanced statistics for the past 10 years. As communication has moved to the Web, we’ve begun to measure more and apply those findings to our work.
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