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Sarah Barto

10 Tips for Better Interviews with Health Professionals

Marketers rely on interviews to add substance and credibility to our efforts – we can’t just create this stuff out of thin air! The problem: doctors, nurses and administrators are busy. Chasing them down for interviews and coming through with dazzling quotes requires a bit of skill and some luck.

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Jenny Grill

Writing Should Be Fun!

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As an avid Scrabble® player, I was thrilled to hear the news that 400 fresh words have just been added to the Concise Oxford English Dictionary.

Just think – retweet, sexting and woot among them.

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Tanya Albertsen

Priority’s 16 Quick and Easy Copy Editing Tips

So you’ve been hard at work to <insert: write copy for your company’s website redesign, create content for this quarter’s publication or monthly email newsletter, gather information for your annual report> and you want to make sure everything is p-e-r-f-e-c-t. Here are 16 obvious and not-so-obvious things to check when you’re preparing copy for your next important project. We hope our tips help. Try our easy-to-use printer button at the bottom of this post and keep these tips handy at your desk (it’s next to all of the social media icons)!

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Judy Matysik

What Financial Marketers Can Learn by Achieving a Certified Retirement Counselor® (or Other!) Designation

Because I work closely with retirement plan clients, getting some industry cred seemed like a good idea. After all, it would allow me to leverage what I’ve learned from years of working in the field, further my personal goal of continuing education, earn the respect of my co-workers (questionable) and perhaps even score some new business cards.

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Sarah Barto

Copywriting in a New Media and Marketing Era with Teressa Iezzi

Traditional marketing and advertising messages have a lifespan of days/weeks/months, then you’re on to the next thing. In today’s new media landscape, the best marketing campaigns are the ones that take on a life of their own. It’s a powerful thing, and it’s what Teressa Iezzi, editor of Advertising Age’s Creativity talked about at the Feb. 16 Minnesota Interactive Marketing Association (MIMA) event in Minneapolis.

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