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Need a Hyper-Short Message? How You Write a 4-Sentence Feature

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Want to write messages that grab attention? Learn to write compelling messages that draw readers in and move them to act. But what if you need to write a hyper-short message? Heres how to write a four-sentence feature. Continue focusing on the reader: Write about how the reader will benefit from your solution.

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3 Ways to Think Like a Reporter

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So why aren’t you writing about the audience? Here are three ways to write audience-focused messages — whether it’s for media relations, marketing materials, internal comms, or other audiences or channels: Put the audience first. Don’t start with [Organization Name] conducted a study. Don’t write about us and our stuff.

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8 Writing Tips I’m Thankful for This Year

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Plus, once you nail it, you can repurpose it for tip sheets, case studies, survey stories and more. That means that if you write at the 11th-grade reading level, then you’ll miss 97 percent of Americans. Most writers spend very little time getting ready to write, more time writing and the most time fixing what they’ve written.

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How to Write a PR Case Study: A Comprehensive Guide

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A well-crafted public relations case study can be an immensely powerful tool for PR professionals, agencies, and freelancers. Case studies equip customers with a better understanding of the challenges their PR firm or freelancer has faced, as well as how they have resolved and overcome those barriers to success.

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Microsoft Stories: Best brand storytelling site on the web?

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The writing is fantastic. And it’s clear, the author (Jennifer Warnick, who writes many of the Microsoft “stories”) has spent a great deal of time in the Garage as preparation for writing the story. This is high, high quality brand storytelling folks. Doesn’t that read like a novel?

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The 20 Responsibilities of PR and What They Entail

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The PR pro either writes some of this content themselves or helps drive strategy with a team of writers/editors and/or guest blog contributors. Today’s PR pro is responsible for ideating, writing/editing, pitching, placing, and then promoting executive thought leadership articles for not only the CEO, but also other senior executives.

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Embracing Language as a Storytelling Tool for PR in 2018

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So, I studied Latin in high school and college. Some argue that lengthy, in-depth storytelling has seen better days. It will always provide the infrastructure for storytelling. Today, when you sit at your desk to write something, you will use many words with Latin roots. Conjugated verbs. Language is a constant.