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Why B2B Communication Needs a Revolution for Real Connection
“Person-to-person,” or P2P, is now the most effective way to reach B2C and B2B customers alike.
How We Shift from Brand Storytelling to Fact-telling
As a communicator, whether you work in agency land for brands, inhouse at a government department, within the armed forces, the emergency services or at an NGO, you have the strategic and technical capabilities to make a story fly in the media – whether factually accurate or not.
The Right Way to Conduct Layoff Communications
Whether it’s the significant layoffs at Meta underpinned by a perceived lack of leadership or the shutdown of Buzzfeed News late last week, job cuts in the name of improved organizational health are a hot topic.
President Biden’s Lesson For PR People: Best To Avoid Saying ‘No Comment’ When Saying ‘No Comment’
President Biden’s cardinal mistake was to use the phrase “no comment” in three of his four replies, a PR 101 “no no” when ducking reporter’s questions on an issue of importance to the country.