6 lessons from the FBI’s chief speechwriter
Whatever your new leader’s style, Adrianne Goldsmith Romero has tips for becoming a trusted adviser as well as a wordsmith.
Whatever your new leader’s style, Adrianne Goldsmith Romero has tips for becoming a trusted adviser as well as a wordsmith.
Research has found that one encouraging message, even in somewhat vague terms, bolsters self-esteem and breeds greater success. It can be just 19 words long—or as few as six.
If you’re penning an article about the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, these tips can help you avoid capitalization, punctuation and other unsavory writing errors.
The company is blurring the lines between internal and external communication, and it’s embracing the risks that come with honest, open, conversational messaging.
Is a podcast right for you and your organization? How much does it cost to get started? Find out here.
Is a podcast right for you and your organization? How much does it cost to get started? Find out here.
Some phrases can lose an audiences’ interest or telegraph that your speech is unimportant or carelessly constructed. Avoid insulting your audience by leaving out these common quips.
‘Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none’ is a good place for PR pros, marketers and other linguists to start.
Not getting information in a timely manner, long approval processes and a staggering demand for work are a few hurdles those on your design team face. Here’s how you can help.
As reporter staffs shrink, an opportunity for PR pros and their clients has emerged. How can you take advantage and get the coverage your business requires?
Using templates or tools might let you email more reporters than individual outreach, but the strategy can also backfire, ultimately getting your pitch ignored.
Some phrases can lose an audiences’ interest or telegraph that your speech is unimportant or carelessly constructed. Avoid insulting your audience by leaving out these common quips.
As reporter staffs shrink, an opportunity for PR pros and their clients has emerged. How can you take advantage and get the coverage your business requires?
An organization’s newsroom shouldn’t just be a press release graveyard. Here are ways to give writers and others what they want—and improve your earned media conversion.
Ask ‘So what?’ Illustrate trends with customers or employees. Find mini-stories in annual reports. Numbers-heavy stories needn’t be a snooze.