How Effective Q&As Bolster Rollouts of Major Changes
February 27, 2017 | ViewpointsA Q&A, often called an FAQ, provides effective support for a major or controversial change.
A Q&A, often called an FAQ, provides effective support for a major or controversial change.
Dan Pecchia offers these recommendations to launch a sustainable, efficient case study program and keep it on course.
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Absent genuine news value, these supposedly productive media relations strategies are worthless, Dan Pecchia writes in the Nimble Communicator.
A publicity effort by Ankle & Foot Care Centers focused on the impact the doctors generate with their annual holiday shoe drive.
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