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Christopher S. Penn's Awaken Your Superhero
Christopher S. Penn's Awaken Your Superhero
When I looked at my marketing campaign brief for October, one of the items is the $10,000 scholarship. This press release immediately came to mind:
Student Loan Network $10,000 Scholarship Will Be Awarded on Halloween
Quincy, MA –
The Student Loan Network blah blah ... Continue reading »
Student Loan Network $10,000 Scholarship Will Be Awarded on Halloween
Quincy, MA –
The Student Loan Network blah blah ... Continue reading »
9 months ago
I strive to ensure my press releases are anything but fluff, and wonder why it is that an announcement about a $10 000 prize would be considered un-professional.
.. unless it's not true?
Wondering what it is I'm missing.
Unless you _actually mean_ to keep the blah blah blahs in there ... in which case I'd respectfully argue that YOUR press release is full of fluff ;)
Cheers!
Michelle
9 months ago
This press release, honestly, could be one sentence long. Which begs the question - if I can convey all the facts and the story in one sentence, should it be any longer?
9 months ago
btw. confused about FF comments being separate from vblog comments but on same page-- sorry to duplicate