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DEI Language, Please: A New Step in Corporate and Marketing Communications

Shift Communications

In the ongoing journey toward a more equitable world — and to guide coverage of it — a group of writers, editors, DEI professionals and industry leaders have developed a guide designed to serve as “a living resource for all journalists and storytellers seeking to thoughtfully cover evolving social, cultural and identity-related issues.”.

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How to Fill Your Slow-Moving PR Pipeline Pitching Vertical Markets

Rock the Status Quo

Put on Your Storyteller Hat. Physicians, dentists and attorneys make up a significant portion of their commercial real estate loan business, through funding the purchase of office condo space. Put on that creative storyteller hat and let ‘er rip. Let me give you an example. GET INSPIRED!

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Spotlight on a Solo PR Pro: Meet Ebony Vaz

Solo PR Pro

Through Above Promotions, Ebony is able to combine her interests and has one key goal in mind: to be a leader in the market for implementing science and technology into storytelling and customer experiences. Some need help with marketing, others hope to be thought leaders in their industry and need help writing content.

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Your Story Needs White Space

ReimaginePR

As marketers, we have to think like script writers, musicians and even real estate agents. But just like music or writing, PR and marketing magic doesn’t happen in the noise. Accomplished musicians know that it’s the rests between the notes that make music. Without the rests, the notes are just noise.

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New England Patriots Forget to Run SEO Play for Deflategate Microsite

Ishmael's Corner

Because our society revolves around the NFL, the media has been quick to write about the microsite with the requisite backlink as a traffic source. Most people aren’t going to search on the “Wells Report,” and certainly no one is going to be searching for “context” on this topic, wasting this valuable real estate.

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What Goes in a Great Media Kit

ReimaginePR

Boy, I could write a book on what makes a great media release (now THERE’S an idea) but for now, here are a few things to keep in mind: 1. Also, you have such a short moment to grab their interest, that top real estate is best used by some compelling copy. I would challenge you to write a more human bio.

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PR Agency Best Practices for Common Content Roadblocks

Beyond PR

Inspired storytelling and strong visuals can help today’s agencies start conversations, interest media and hook new customers for their clients. Write like your intended audience talks. Sometimes the adventurous, the forward-thinking, and the bold win the day. However, the key is getting buy-in for your ideas. In a word, content.

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