Proofreading Perfection – Tips for better proofreading
When you’ve taken the time to write something out, no matter how often you read it over and over again, you’re bound to miss a proofreading error. Let’s face it,…
Tag: writing
How to keep your writing concise
How to keep your writing concise When writing a press release, pitch letter, blog entry, microblog or tweet, being concise is important. You only have so many words to get…
New AP Style Changes for 2015
The 2015 edition of the AP Stylebook has around 300 new or revised terms according to a recent article on PR Daily. As a PR professional, you should be well…
10 Mistakes That Will Get Your Press Release Deleted
As a public-relations professional, you talk to your client, you research your press release, you consult your list of news contacts and then you send out your release to the…
How to Overcome Writer’s Block
On most days you’ll find me writing. Whether it’s a press release, blog entry, bylined article, email pitch or status update – I’m tapping away at my keyboard. Let’s face it,…
Weird Al Parodies Robin Thicke with Word Crimes
We’re loving the latest “Weird Al” Yankovic parody, “Word Crimes.” Take a look and remember, grammar is your friend!
How to Write a Press Release
A press release is a great vehicle to use to send information to designated media. Releases are factual, newsworthy and usually very timely. If you have something to share, a…
BlogHer ’12 Writing Tips
I was lucky enough to attend BlogHer ’12 at the beginning of the month. Here are a few writing tips I wanted to share with you! Keep these in mind…