Posts Tagged ‘Tips’
What We Learned: Communications Integration
The September 2010 meeting of Public Policy Communicators NYC focused on “Communications Integration.” We examined what are some of the best methods and technologies to coordinate communications efforts so that [...]
What Actually Works in Storytelling
The Communications Network has a useful new post titled “Some Good News About Telling Good News” that looks at new research on what are the messages that truly resonate with [...]
PowerPoint: Guilty But Redeemable
This is the another in a long-term series of posts for Communications Network, and appeared originally on its site.
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of joining many fellow Communications [...]
Making Your Site a Safe Place for Dialogue
The best nonprofit and foundation websites are not just great at providing information to visitors but also allow key constituencies to discuss and contribute to the thinking presented on the [...]
NYTimes Has Advice on Twitter
There are a couple of things I really like about a recent item The New York Times‘ Claire Cain Miller wrote about “Getting the Most Out of Twitter.” The first [...]
What Communicators Can Learn from Lady Gaga
You know we always like to mix it up at PPC-NYC. We’re serious about public policy, but we also keep our eyes and ears trained on pop culture and stay [...]
“Crash Blossoms” Are Hilarious, Unless They’re Your Own
The New York Times Magazine “On Language” column has a fun, yet serious, piece today on “Crash Blossoms” — the common occurrence of changed meaning, double meaning, or ambiguity introduced [...]
If you’re going to Facebook for your organization…
For many nonprofits and foundations, Facebook may well be the wrong social media into which one might invest time and resources. But for some organizations that need to connect to [...]