If you use the platform to uplift, educate and empower—instead of trying to sell—you can create a vibrant lead generation community.
This week, readers were interested in graphic design trends, the picture that sparked a backlash, increasing the reach of your messaging on social media channels, and more.
A well-written subject line can be the difference between rising to the top of the inbox or going straight to the trash bin. Here are some tips.
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When industry challenges spill into society, creating division and putting our children at risk, it’s on all of us to act,’ Unilever’s vice president of global media said.
Understanding your target audience, to whom they listen and how they prefer their information can help you launch efforts with the most ROI.
Are your clients and contacts taking off for the summer? Here’s what PR pros can do with the downtime in slower summer months.
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Brand managers might look no farther than their smartphones or in-home virtual assistants for the next wave in storytelling, spoken search and other business components.
Avoid loose sentences. Keep related words together. And don’t write your copy with beer.
Every good story has a protagonist, an antagonist and sense of revelation. Here’s how that translates to telling stories about any organization—even the dull ones.
What’s next for influencer marketing, and just how important is ‘social listening’? Consider these insights as you plan your online strategy.
Hear directly from a leading Associated Press editor how these changes will benefit writers.
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In this era of decaying consumer trust, a Texas coffee company took a huge risk with a phony influencer campaign. Is it betrayal of the audience, or simply a clever marketing stunt?
