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Writing & Editing | Catherine Spicer
'Might' vs. 'may': When to use each
These helper verbs convey the likelihood of an action, but to different degrees. Verb tense matters, too.
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PR | Brad Phillips
Speakers, start to embrace interruptions!
Someone might say something to you during a speech. If you’re in the
proper mindset, it can lead you to better communication of your message
and greater rapport with your audience.
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Content Marketing | Michael Statford
4 time-saving content curation tools
Do you spend too much time scouring the Web for content your fans will like? Try one of these tools and lighten your workload.
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Social Media | Russell Working
8 ways to make the most of Pinterest
Struggling with how to use Pinterest to showcase your organization? Whole Foods, Definition 6, PBS, and Ragan’s social media director have some ideas.
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Content Marketing | Ben Richardson
9 terrific apps for content marketers
The author breaks them down into categories for marketing, SEO, and writing, explaining the benefits of each application.
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Writing & Editing | Laura Hale Brockway
10 fun and inspiring quotations about writing
From insights by Sylvia Plath and Philip Pullman to thoughts from Thomas
Jefferson and Ray Bradbury, these words might motivate you to grab a
pen or pound a keyboard.
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PR | Matt Wilson
Komen Foundation names new CEO
Komen CEO and founder Nancy Brinker announced in August 2012 she would
be stepping down as chief executive, but she hasn’t been replaced until
now.
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Writing & Editing | Sherice Jacob
9 must-have tools for online writers
Seeking to root out clichés or overcome writer's block? There's an app—or some program—for that. Take a look.
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Internal | Mars Dorian
4 lessons from an 'enemy'
The author first met his nemesis in kindergarten, and the antipathy sprang forth. Decades later, he regularly taps that same adversarial relationship to strengthen his work.
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Internal | Leo Babauta
9 techniques for simplifying your day
Prioritizing your tasks, saying 'no,' and allowing time to just breathe can help you work more efficiently—and ease your stress. Inhale, exhale, and read on…
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