Japan’s Olympic organizers reveal new logo for Tokyo 2020
After the first design, unveiled in July 2015, was met with plagiarism allegations, the committee took to crowdsourcing to stop the wave of negative PR and come up with a new symbol.
After the first design, unveiled in July 2015, was met with plagiarism allegations, the committee took to crowdsourcing to stop the wave of negative PR and come up with a new symbol.
These helpers will generate titles, first lines and random words to get those creative juices flowing.
PR pros tend to be accomplished writers. If you’re a veritable Hemingway, use your résumé to spotlight that talent. To fuel your job search, consider these enticing opportunities.
Feel like your brain just isn’t cooperating? Try these methods to kick it back into high gear.
The axiom that ‘work expands to fill the time allotted’ rings true—to an extent. Certain factors can help you determine whether you’ll compose those brilliant remarks in weeks, or minutes.
Reading others’ words can often bring inspiration to your own writing. One editor shares her favorite opening lines from famous works.
The author’s pet peeves include air quotes and self-quotation. Which of these behaviors are driving your listeners batty without your even realizing it?
Coming up with fresh posts and maintaining a consistent publishing schedule can be daunting. Here are apps and websites to help PR and marketing pros gain inspiration.
From analyzing follower behaviors to creating inspiring quotations with beautiful backgrounds, these handy helpers will help you get the most out of the image-sharing platform.
Leaders are often Type-A number crunchers who hate telling stories. The result? Data-clogged speeches, dull videos, stuffy blogs and op-eds no one will publish. Here’s how to mine gold.
From Colonel Sanders’ enduring persona to Fruit of the Loom’s quirky underwear giveaway, engagement opportunities abound on the professional network. Try these on for size.
Many bloggers struggle to keep their readers loyal and their websites relevant. To ensure that your blog stays successful, consider how one writer creates enticing posts.
The designation TL;DR stands for ‘Too long; didn’t read,’ and it’s a death knell for your missive. Try these steps to ensure your message gets the attention it deserves.
Marketers and brand managers must steer away from making their organization the protagonist and focus on emotional tales about real people. P.S. Tidy endings are boring.
Thousands took to Twitter to commemorate the best-selling author, who died Friday, by sharing her inspirational messages.