The viral app is making headlines as more and more consumers are getting caught up in the game. Here’s how a grocer got involved—and how your organization can, too.
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We’re halfway through the summer. Have you taken time off, had a change of scenery? If not, you’re putting your mind and body at risk.
The app has become a viral sensation, but after users started playing the game in somber places, some organizations weren’t amused.
Some 15,000 journalists are expected in Cleveland for next week’s political convention. In light of recent public safety incidents, crisis communicators are ‘hoping the event is uneventful.’
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It’s been around a long time, but many people still make basic mistakes—and messages get lost or crucial actions fall by the wayside as a result. Here’s what to keep in mind.
Ditch the first-person singular pronouns in favor of ‘we,’ ‘us’ and ‘our’ to promote unity of purpose and drive collaboration.
The Broadway smash hit about one of America’s founding fathers has captured the hearts of theatergoers nationwide. Here’s how you can emulate that success.
The guidelines for novelists and screenwriters apply to anyone who strings words together to tell a story, inform readers or engage an audience—and keep your editor at bay.
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Too often during the climb up the corporate ladder the company executives seem to lose themselves. Here’s how to help CEOs get back in touch with their humanity.
Some solid advice for managing online criticism. Take a look.
If you think marketers don’t have to monitor their efforts, spend next to nothing for campaigns or are able to show ROI immediately, read this infographic for a reality check.
If nobody can find it, it doesn’t matter if you’ve created the Next Big Thing. Use these four strategies to ensure your work is seen and drives results.
