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Struggling to find the right word? Repeatedly pulling from overused phrases? As communicators, words are the foundation of our work. With that in mind, consulting a dictionary to reevaluate our word choices might not be a bad idea.
This week, Robert speaks with Laura Petrolino, Chief Marketing Officer at Spin Sucks. She challenges PR pros to expand their vocabulary, make thoughtful and deliberate word choices, and to pick up a thesaurus.
Plus, editor Tim makes his PR Nation host debut, while Sarah reflects on an underwhelming Christmas present.
Links:
O'Dwyer's PR Newsletter
Guest: Laura Petrolino
The Communication’s Pros Guide to Effective Word Choice
FDR, Pearl Harbor, and the Date of Infamy
11 Common English Words and Phrases with Racist Origins
How to Improve Your Word Choice (And Why Every Communicator Should)
By [email protected] (John O'Dwyer, Tim Madden, Adam Ritchie, Sarah Shelson4.7
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Struggling to find the right word? Repeatedly pulling from overused phrases? As communicators, words are the foundation of our work. With that in mind, consulting a dictionary to reevaluate our word choices might not be a bad idea.
This week, Robert speaks with Laura Petrolino, Chief Marketing Officer at Spin Sucks. She challenges PR pros to expand their vocabulary, make thoughtful and deliberate word choices, and to pick up a thesaurus.
Plus, editor Tim makes his PR Nation host debut, while Sarah reflects on an underwhelming Christmas present.
Links:
O'Dwyer's PR Newsletter
Guest: Laura Petrolino
The Communication’s Pros Guide to Effective Word Choice
FDR, Pearl Harbor, and the Date of Infamy
11 Common English Words and Phrases with Racist Origins
How to Improve Your Word Choice (And Why Every Communicator Should)