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With the right message, the industry is poised to offer more value to audiences and clients than ever.
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COVID-19 has been tough for many reasons, but it might have made it easier for breakout brands to make a splash with national media outlets.
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Be a helper, keep your pitches snappy, and do your research before hitting send.
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The organization has turned to Hill+Knowlton Strategies to deliver life-saving messages around the world, but what’s the role of PR at this late stage?
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Needless repetition underlies several of the missteps. Inconsistency is at the root of others. Using certain techniques will keep your bulleted elements fluid and concise.
