Presentations are all too often “data dumps,” a lot of information that we want to say. Rarely are presentations adequately tailored for a particular audience.
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6 Tips for Handling Q&A
At CommCore we regularly remind our clients about the best practices for handling challenging Q&A effectively. A great Q&A session can help you reinforce your main points so your presentation or interview ends on a high note and you leave with your credibility intact.
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Chipolte’s CEO Media Interview Video: PR News Clip Critique – Episode 4 by Jerry Doyle
CommCore’s Video: What Were They Thinking: Under Armour Sochi Olympic Games
CommCore’s “What Were They Thinking” Video: Air New Zealand
Part 2 of 2: Crisis and Social Media Insights Q&A by Melissa Agnes
CommCore has asked top Communication Experts on their insights on Crisis and Social Media. Below you will find our first guest post by Melissa Agnes. If you would like to be considered to share your insight on future posts, please let us know.
Part 1 of 2: Crisis and Social Media Insights Q&A by Melissa Agnes
CommCore has asked top Communication Experts on their insights on Crisis and Social Media. Below you will find a guest post by Melissa Agnes. If you would like to be considered to share your insight on future posts, please let us know.
Elmore Leonard’s rules of writing
None of the obituaries for Elmore Leonard matched his writing style. The best article I read was a reprint of an interview in the Detroit Free Press, which listed Leonard’s 10 rules for writing.
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What does your handshake say about YOU?
Cliché: You only have one chance to make a first impression.
Clichés are both true and exaggeration. So, in the spirit of the cliché, we call your attention to a Fast Company posting on handshakes.
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Where’s the Beef? Black Angus version
We don’t usually advise clients to waste time in media interviews bashing the competition. Reporters like it but it doesn’t benefit your cause to have your one and only quote about “them” instead of your message.
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