Writing

In this series, PRNEWS highlights phrases to avoid or consider erasing from your vocabulary.

PRNEWS reached out to several speechwriting experts to guide our readers on best practices for nailing that C-suite speech.

Who hasn’t had someone look over their shoulder as they’re working on a communications product and gotten the friendly advice, “Wow, you need to dumb that down for this audience”? There’s a better way. Don’t dumb it down; instead, take some time to smarten it up.

When explaining complicated topics, engaging your audience with curiosity, imagination and storytelling can help drive home your message and inspire your reader to action.

In this installment, we honor Earth Month and Earth Day with a collection of terms discussing climate and the environment.

PRNEWS decided to bring awareness to clichés or phrases you may want to avoid or consider erasing from your vocabulary altogether.

In this AP style installment, we tackle everyone’s favorite fake American holiday, the Super Bowl.

ChatGPT may work well for organizations without the resources for a communication department. However, the technology’s advantages remain debatable. For now.

‘Keep moving ahead’ often is good advice in many endeavors. Turns out, this philosophy can help improve your PR writing, too.

We saw good sportsmanship during the World Cup. Yet being a good sport transcends the athletic field. Sportsmanship’s lessons work in PR and even in zero gravity, aboard the International Space Station.