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Writing a Good Headline Has Never Been More Important. Join us for free webinar featuring a veteran newspaper editor and SEO specialist to learn tips on how to make your headline more effective.
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Meet the Richmond Media Hosted by Business Wire Washington, DC Join Business Wire DC for breakfast and a panel discussion with Richmond editors and reporters. Jon Newman of The Hodges Partnership will...
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A good photo, great headline and newsworthiness: three tips for getting your press release noticed.
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Don't let your press releases get lost without translations just because you're in a hurry. Translations pay off for international news copy.
View ArticleEditor’s Corner: Avoid Press Release Buzzkill with George Orwell’s Writing Tips
By Rebecca Bennett, Editor, Business Wire Seattle While there’s plenty a PR pro can do to draw attention to press releases – solid SEO terms, attractive multimedia, for example – simple language...
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Making note-worthy quotes in press release is an ongoing challenge for writers of press releases. Here's some tips from a Business Wire editor who on making yourself notable AND quotable.
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Who versus whom--THAT is the question. Business Wire editor Andrew Guinn tackles this testy grammar quandary in this latest edition of Editor's Corner.
View ArticleRaleigh-Durham Media Discuss Journalism Trends, Press Release Tips
by Penny Sowards, Client Services Representative, Business Wire Charlotte Business Wire hosted a “Meet the Media” luncheon at the Sheraton Imperial Hotel & Convention Center in Durham on March 15....
View ArticlePR Trends for 2014 Focus of Business Wire Houston Event
By Cindy Cantu, Senior CSR, Business Wire Houston This is the year of the empowered customer, according to Business Wire’s Director of Social & Evolving Media Serena Ehrlich. “It is up to YOU to...
View ArticleApplying 8 Modern Day Dating “Rules” to Public Relations
By Serena Ehrlich, Director, Social + Evolving Media, Business Wire As Valentine’s Day approaches, we turned our thoughts to how news distribution actually resembles dating. In this piece from today’s...
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by Agnes Deleuse, Senior Marketing Specialist, Business Wire Paris Photo: startupstockphotos.com Headlines are made to draw in readers. They are bait to capture their attention. On newspapers,...
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