Don’t just slap the topic on top of the story
Note to self: “Label headline” is not a headline.
Label headlines like Label headlines carry a double problem.… Read the full article
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Note to self: “Label headline” is not a headline.
Label headlines like Label headlines carry a double problem.… Read the full article
What’s in a name?
A great headline can mean the difference between a story that gets read — or one that gets passed over.… Read the full article
“Funny Girl” starts with Barbara Streisand wishing to be a star.
“My Fair Lady” opens with Julie Andrews wishing for a room somewhere.… Read the full article
Beginning, middle, end: A chronological approach is the best way to organize most nonfiction narratives.
That’s the formula Ira Glass uses for the popular National Public Radio program “This American Life.”… Read the full article
Facts tell, stories sell.
But it’s not enough just to have a great story. To make the most of your best business stories, you also need great storytelling.… Read the full article
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