How brand managers can reach holiday audiences with cooking recipes
Your organization likely has some great stories to tell—and recipes to share—that will have readers coming back for seconds.
Your organization likely has some great stories to tell—and recipes to share—that will have readers coming back for seconds.
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As the U.S. marks the holiday weekend, communicators should seize the opportunity to tell a positive story about upskilling American workers.
As long as your organization is precise with its purpose, these celebratory days on the calendar can still be a useful PR tool—but don’t expect reporters to find much to write about.
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From avoiding poison apples to strolling through Wonderland, the industry seems rife with parallels to make-believe worlds. Glass slippers optional.
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More states and municipalities declare official holidays, as private organizations also step up recognition, many giving their employees the day off.
Take these steps to prevent unnecessary backlash due to mindless, tasteless or tacky communication.
Joe Brumm, the creative force behind the beloved animated sensation, shares guidance on finding the concise core of a story.
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