Sunday, 23 November 2014

Creator PR: A CREATIVE PR AGENCY

Sometimes we don’t want or need to tell the entire story to everybody. We may want to seed
it to the most significant people within a given target audience and let them spread the word for us.

Real-time communication is everywhere and our teams are experts at instant response, relationship-building - creating fast, authentic, engaging dialogue that is steeped in the real-time contextual opportunity, This is what we do at Creator PR.

From the intimate, to the mass, and everything in between - our teams have extensive experience of devising powerful brand moments through events that engage, inspire and influence. We pride ourselves on the ability to provide an outstanding quality of service which is also excellent value. 

We’re Creator Public Relations – a leading PR and brand communications agency who believe good business matters. We specialise in helping our clients thrive by building and maintaining trusted brands. We’re recognised for our ability to develop communications approaches that bring about positive change. We’re also very passionate about creative thinking; external trend-hunting, partner finding and we’re down-to-earth, honest and accountable in a way we think you’ll find refreshing. 

Tuesday, 14 October 2014

Eco friendly Diwali with Creator PR

As we all know that not only Delhi but whole India have started their preparations for Diwali, 
like Diyas' are for sale everywhere, the shops are full of shoppers buying jewellery, new clothes and sweets for family members and friends.

We too have ring the bell at Creator PR as we begun the preparations for Diwali. It is a festival of light, lighting itself indicates celebration. It’s not surprising that we spend a lot of time and money preparing for this once a year event. But now-a-days celebrating Diwali means bursting crackers.

Rahul Bajpai, Founder & MD, Creator PublicRelations Pvt. Ltd. said “this Diwali we at Creator PR are spreading the message of Eco friendly Diwali. From last many years we had stopped bursting crackers as it creates huge air and noise pollution. Not only this, it’s always the headlines of next day’s newspaper saying that how many people being hospitalized or even died due to environment pollution caused by firecrackers as it created the lot of problem for people suffering from asthma or other breathing disease and that’s the reason enough for us to stop bursting crackers.

So, this Diwali also I shall not burst crackers and CreatorPR would encourage you all to join us in celebrating Eco friendly Diwali this year and spread the message all around.”

Monday, 22 September 2014

DECODING LANGUAGES

Rahul Bajpai has tips for those who wish to become translators
Merely knowing two languages doesn’t mean one can translate. Translation is so much more and many people are often perplexed by this fact. But if you have the requisite skills, there is a lot in store for you in this profession.
Good translators specialise in only few different but related areas. Remaining up-to-date on changes in the industry and abreast of current trends is important.
Translating from one language to another — for instance from Spanish to English — is not same as translating in the reverse direction (from English to Spanish). Needless to say, you need vast knowledge of your commanding language.
In the present scenario, many big companies allow their translators to work from home with full salary. But that doesn’t mean professionals can take deadlines lightly. There is enough scope for those who want to translate to bring home the bacon. You need not be a member of any organisation and all you need is a penchant for your job.
Good and experienced translators usually charge a high fee, stick to their standard charges and don’t take up projects that remunerate poorly. On the other hand, inexperienced translators settle with any payment because they wish to gather experience.
In this field you must have a deep knowledge of various subjects, impressive writing skills, good command over the target language and strong vocabulary. You must be able to handle lengthy translations, think creatively, have an impressive concentration power and must know how to manage time.
Most translation degree programmes are offered at the master’s level. Some colleges and universities offer bachelor’s and doctoral translation degrees also. Usually, completing a college-level foreign language coursework is required for entry into a translation or bachelor’s degree programme. To become a translator, a candidate should be a post-graduate diploma holder.
Institutes offering degrees or diplomas in translation are:
Aligarh Muslim University, Uttar Pradesh, Ignou, New Delhi, Gujarat University, Gujrat, Government College for Girls and Chandigarh, among others. Remember, getting a job with perks is easy but you would have to put up with slow growth.

With Thanks To:
The Statesman

Friday, 17 January 2014

ANOTHER REMARKABLE YEAR OF CREATOR PR

New Delhi, 17 January 2014,

Creator Public Relations Pvt. Ltd. North India’s leading PR firm has completed another successful year on Jan 17, 2014. Standing on the two core principles “commitment and delivery”, Creator PR holds a strong network in Delhi-NCR and Uttar Pradesh.
"A Creator is one who is the inventor or the author of any unique idea that can give platform to your dreams."

Rahul Bajpai, Founder & Managing Director, Creator PR said “We are thrilled to have completed another successful year of our operation and hope to continue further in a dedicated and peaceful environment. This year we have worked with some excellent clients and expanded our set up too i.e. why it is so special for us.”

“We stay committed and stand to deliver the best in terms of client servicing and media co-ordination in the future as well.”

He further said “I would also like to extend my gratitude to all our media friends who supported us through out and to all the employees who has been with us through thick and thins of the journey”
Creator PR celebrated the occasion with some media friends and staff members at Radisson Blu, Dwarka by organizing a small get together and recapitulating their journey from where they have started.