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Tag Archives: copywriting
How our training went online – and off
The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed almost everything online – from shopping to business meetings, from parties to plays, writes Andrew Weltch. Although we’ve been working remotely online for years, until 2020, we never considered offering training that way – now … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Education, Marketing, Media, Public relations
Tagged buffet lunch, copywriting, copywriting training, COVID-19, media, Media training, online training, pandemic, remote working, Training
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A plural school and other perils of the style guide
Style guides can be invaluable when it comes to confirming an organisation’s approved format for dates or times, or use of capital letters. But sometimes, although well-intentioned, they can go horribly wrong.
Posted in Education, Magazines, Media, Newspapers, Public relations, Uncategorized
Tagged copywriting, editing, house style, media, newsoaoers, PR, public relations, style guide, writing
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