3 ways to add pizazz to your press release’s headline
For starters, make sure you have real news to impart, something that readers care about. From there, use punchy words and alliteration, but keep it concise for extra power.
For starters, make sure you have real news to impart, something that readers care about. From there, use punchy words and alliteration, but keep it concise for extra power.
Corporate social responsibility is on the minds of consumers and employees alike, but co-opted (or feigned) values are more of a detriment than an attribute, the author posits.
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Beyond sharing your special campaign’s metrics, point up its personal impact—ideally with the help of a big-name influencer. After all, a nod from Barbra Streisand wouldn’t hurt, would it?
This vice president manages to get in a fitness class before a long day at the office. Her top priority on the job is the client—but she stays balanced by collaborating with colleagues.
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The global health concern is driving lots of conversations online, and employers and communications teams should have a plan to address their colleagues’ worries.
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As technology grows in sophistication, so do bad actors seeking to exploit it. A supply/demand gap in talented watchdogs puts businesses in all sectors at heightened risk. Happy New Year.
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