4 alternatives to traditional PR billing
When charging for your services, it can be difficult to balance the value of your time with how a client is comfortable compensating your work. Consider these options.
When charging for your services, it can be difficult to balance the value of your time with how a client is comfortable compensating your work. Consider these options.
Let the gentle wisdom of the beloved, avuncular TV icon refresh your soul and help you improve your corporate neighborhood—cardigan and tennis shoes optional.
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.
Let the gentle wisdom of the beloved, avuncular TV icon refresh your soul and help you improve your corporate neighborhood—cardigan and tennis shoes optional.
Word puzzles can help writers build confidence and creativity. Try creating pangrams of your own to test your skills.
When charging for your services, it can be difficult to balance the value of your time with how a client is comfortable compensating your work. Consider these options.
Nothing stays the same for long in social media marketing, but a few eternal truths can be discerned from years of trial and error.
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Instead of trying to sound ‘professional,’ spend more time honing your tone. Conversational copy that conveys emotion stands a better chance of resonating.
You might know that Comic Sans should never be used for your webpage—but do you know why? Learn how some lettering was invented to be professional, and others not so much.