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Journalists have been creating amazing content for centuries. It is a craft that has grown and evolved over time and, along the way, the men and women who practice it have learned a thing or two about storytelling. […]
Maybe it’s the Australian larrikin culture, or maybe it’s because I’m young and immature but I love humour in marketing. As more than just a source of entertainment, I believe humour in marketing can be extremely beneficial to brands because it creates positive associations and causes the brain to code the information deeper in memory. […]
Storytelling is an art but it’s also a skill. As one of the most commonly used means of communicating, we encounter storytelling almost every day of our lives. But have you considered how storytelling could be used to draw people into the story of your brand? […]
Have you heard of the ‘So What’ test? It’s a great way to determine whether your news is interesting to your target audience. It’s also the first question journalists ask when reading your press releases. If you want earned media for your news, it’s essential to put your news to the ‘So What’ test. […]