To stand out in a sea of content, writing articles that rank high on Google and encourage sharing on social media is crucial. Consider these insights.
In today’s world of short attention spans, it’s crucial to convey your message quickly and simply. Make your writing tighter and more effective with these easy fixes.
Increase the chances of media coverage and avoid virtual trash bins by following these guidelines, given by a music PR veteran.
Brands like Wendy’s and KFC are grabbing kudos for their style and swagger on social media. Here are three rules for replicating their success.
Terms that require more than dropping a suffix or prefix to form their antonyms are called “unpaired.” Consider these examples.
The author believes written English is hurtling toward linguistic chaos, ambiguity and confusion.
Fact-laden messages won’t win you favor with consumers. Appeal to their hearts instead.
Don’t let the time you spend crafting your pitches be for naught. These insights can help you entice journalists and increase your chances of securing media coverage.
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Halloween at the movies can elicit more than screams. Consider these savvy insights to boost your communications prowess and avoid deadly mistakes.
Communications nightmares were plentiful this year. We’ve conjured a half-dozen ideas about how to use them as fodder for a last-minute outfit to celebrate the frightful festivities.
After Anthony Rapp claimed the actor made unwanted advances when Rapp was 14, the Netflix star seems to be trying to shift the narrative by coming out—but many are decrying the pivot.
Social media platforms have offered people a way to complain about experiences that don’t meet their expectations, but you can use it as an opportunity to make things right.
The Netflix hit’s second season becomes available Oct. 27, and fan excitement has been boosted by robust campaign messages and partnerships. Here’s what communicators can take away.
Research your audience, consolidate your data, and craft your copy. Once you’ve selected your style and format, review your work and then promote it thoughtfully.
