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![]() | Ann Wylie’s PRSA Strategy/Tactics columns Get the latest proven-in-the-lab best practices for public relations and content marketing writing from Ann Wylie, PRSA’s “national writing coach.” You can also get Ann’s PR-writing tips from her PRSay blog posts. |
![]() | Get insights on public relations, media relations, marketing, measurement and analytics and investor relations from this wire service for business releases. And catch Ann at her free annual BusinessWire webinar! |
![]() | Get quick tips for press releases and thought leadership for media relations from this news release wire service. |
![]() | Just for fun: Pick up fascinating facts about the history of PR. |
![]() | We used to call this “entering the conversation people are already having.” But David Meerman Scott has updated the lifecycle of a news story approach to the digital age. You know you’ve newsjacked the conversation when the Oxford Dictionaries shortlists your made-up word for its Word of the Year. |
![]() | The best reason to join the Public Relations Society of America: free webinars by experts like yours truly, on topics ranging from how to increase readability to tech tools to try today. |
![]() | PRSA Silver Anvil Award Winners Steal success secrets from PRSA Silver Anvil winners. PR pros earn these awards for campaigns that make a big difference to an organization’s bottom line. It’s no coincidence that campaigns that help organizations make money, save money, pass laws and change behavior are also incredibly well written. |
![]() | Shift Communications — the folks who brought you the social media news release template — delivers media relations thought leadership on this blog. |
![]() | My favorite story about a PR pitch gone bad, from Inc. magazine. |