It all starts with a name
Well, I’m relatively new to the blogging world (and by relatively new, I mean brand new). Sure, I read blogs now and then—mostly those by professors and a few others in the public relations industry—but I never anticipated that I might one day have a blog of my own.
But here I am! The popularity of social media is growing fast within the world of public relations and people are noticing it. The program I am currently taking at Centennial College—Corporate Communications and Public Relations—has even undergone some changes to adjust to this growing trend. I am among the first batch of students to take part in a new course, Online Public Relations. Despite the initial intimidation I experienced when informed that I would need to create and maintain my own blog, one of the hardest parts was coming up with a blog name! Entering an industry that relies so heavily on communication, you’d think that I would have an easier time finding a couple of words to describe what my blog would be all about. Easier said than done, my friends.
After some extended deliberation, I finally came up with PR Runway, which I have spelled as PRunway. I wanted something a little creative; something that would reflect my personality but also relate back to the reason I’m creating this blog in the first place: public relations.
Why PRunway? Well, when you think about it, the runway is the stage for a designer to display his or her creations to the world—creations that reflect the vision and mind of that designer. Now, I am in no way calling myself a fashion designer, or likening myself to one. However, I’d like you to consider this blog as my own runway. I want you to see it as the place where I will display my own thoughts, views and visions, whether PR-related or not, to you all.
I hope you enjoy the show!
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Good start, Colleen! I think your idea is fabulous. And, I am continually impressed that you, like so many others in the program, are using this blog to combine your personal and professional interests.
I look forward to reading what else you have to say! : )