The state of internal communication in the U.K.
Have you ever wondered what challenges internal communicators face in other countries? A new survey from the U.K. reveals the state of the industry for our friends across the pond.
Have you ever wondered what challenges internal communicators face in other countries? A new survey from the U.K. reveals the state of the industry for our friends across the pond.
CareerBliss analyzed user reviews to name the profession one of the unhappiest. Meanwhile, database administrators are sitting pretty.
A big portion of Twitter’s community of grammarians is vocally dissatisfied with the change.
Stop building a community around your product. Stop telling stories. Stop making your organization sound human. The advice sounds blasphemous, but it could bring you more business.
From ‘The Procrastination Equation’ to ‘Spunk & Bite,’ here is a batch to help get you writing and keep your prose clean and clear.
Get into the proper mindset for creating compelling content by removing yourself from the many distractions at your desk. Give yourself ample time to do it, too—and ditch the coffee.
A look at how the carmaker’s PR, media relations and internal communications surrounding its ignition switch recall could have been better.
Everyone is reading content on their mobile devices these days. Use this as an opportunity to freshen up your newsletter. These tips can help.
When a viral marketing expert called TeamWork Online out for its email newsletter, its Twitter account insisted it ‘meant no disrespect.’ UPDATE
When you’re gleaning quotes and information from clients or colleagues, these techniques will help your subjects relax and help you tell their story with ease.
Specifics about how to use these three punctuation marks can be confusing. Here’s some help.
Specifics about how to use these three punctuation marks can be confusing. Here’s some help.
Here are easy yet exceedingly effective ways to expand your fan base and engage with your target audience.
Jill Rowley says she was fired for violating Oracle’s social media policy by talking to a reporter about Oracle’s initiative to train salesmen to use Twitter.
If you’re restating something, you don’t have to point to it. If you do, it can come off as an accusation that your audience hasn’t been listening.