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With more and more consumers reading articles on small screens, you have to work harder to capture and keep their attention. These tips can help.
With more and more consumers reading articles on small screens, you have to work harder to capture and keep their attention. These tips can help.
Though in its infancy, virtual cash threatens to upend the way business is done. Here’s how communicators can help clients in this volatile sector.
After noticing a misspelling on thousands of its bags, the UK-based retailer tweeted out the error with a joke. Many applauded the decision.
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After releasing a statement that admitted mistakes were made, the platform’s CEO expressed remorse in a media tour, including a stop at CNN. How was his mea culpa received?
Many online articles are bloated with needless words and qualifiers. Here’s what to strip out as you review and refine your first and subsequent drafts.
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The coffee chain recently announced a partnership with sustainability and environmental organizations geared toward helping come up to a solution it’s failed to achieve thus far.
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The yearly NCAA extravaganza offers plenty of guidance for communicators to glean. Here are a few tips to help you cut down the nets of messaging success.
Mark Zuckerberg posts a timeline of the events involving the breach of users’ information and its exploitation by Cambridge Analytica. He says, ‘We have a responsibility to protect your data.’
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When developing a messaging campaign, building on a bad idea can doom your efforts. Here’s how to get to the bottom of what your client wants.
Bolstering your belief in yourself will help the audience trust you and retain your message. Follow this advice.