Five ways to tighten your writing
It’s time to put your prose on a strict diet. Here’s how to shed a few words.
It’s time to put your prose on a strict diet. Here’s how to shed a few words.
Clean up gobbledygook and other mishaps to improve the state of press releases.
It’s simple: Find out what they need and give it to them.
Social media studies cover virtually everything and reveal virtually nothing.
Public relations pros should take advantage of the media’s need for statistics and surveys.
A national study by The Creative Group found that 12 percent of marketing and advertising executives anticipate an increase in hiring within the first quarter of 2011. Problem is that 8 percent of respondents expect a decrease in hiring, and 80 percent anticipate no change. That four point difference between an increase and decrease in hiring only accounts for a one 1-jump — well, more of a slight hop — from the same survey last quarter. There is good news for PR professionals. Take a lo…
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