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New Address for Word Currency

Dave Schmidt wrote 1 year ago: TO: Word Currency readers and cohorts - This blog is now hosted on the Smith-Winchester website. New … more →

Tags: Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Writing press releases, Business writing, Corporate Law, Public Relations, Business to Business, Vocabulary, Mindshare

Job Opening: Politician

Dave Schmidt wrote 1 year ago: Funny how a job title can fall out of favor. Lawyers certainly have taken their knocks in recent yea … more →

Tags: Blogroll, Marketing Communications, Business writing, Grammar, Geeks, Public Relations, Job Interviews, Vocabulary, Mindshare

Listen Up!! (!)

Dave Schmidt wrote 1 year ago: Ragging on over-used words in business communications is one of the major purposes of this blog, but … more →

Tags: Words that Sell, Public Relations, Vocabulary, Mindshare, Presidential Candidates Vocabulary

New PR Paradigm

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: Here’s the second installment from our CEO Emeritus, Charlie Weaver… from his recently-f … more →

Tags: Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Writing press releases, Business writing, Grammar, Public Relations, Business to Business, Vocabulary, technology

3200 PR Colleagues

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: IT’s GAME A few weeks ago I attended the Public Relations Society of America national conventi … more →

Tags: Blogroll, Marketing Communications, Writing press releases, Business writing, Grammar, Public Relations, Business to Business, Vocabulary

Gaining the New Mindshare

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: In its highest service to the marketing cause, powerful language fosters positive brand associations … more →

Tags: Blogroll, Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Business writing, Public Relations, Business to Business, Vocabulary, technology, Mindshare

Borrowing Terms From the Paranormal

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago:   IT’S GAME Borrowing words from the paranormal “sciences” is kind of fun (with the Hallo … more →

Tags: Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Writing press releases, Business writing, Grammar, Public Relations, Business to Business, Vocabulary, technology

Sure, But Is it Cost-Effective?6 comments

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: IT’S LAME A couple of suggestions from colleague Dave Arnesen: 1) “Cost-Effective. … more →

Tags: Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Writing press releases, Business writing, Grammar, Public Relations, Business to Business, Vocabulary

Babble Ain't Just for Us Techno-Babblers No More1 comment

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: Jargon in promotional communications is bad enough. But bloated, almost nonsensical babble can be ev … more →

Tags: Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Writing press releases, Business writing, Grammar, Public Relations, Business to Business, Vocabulary, Techno

How to Interview a Potential PR / Marketing Hire

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago:     Interviewing job applicants came up in discussion last week amongst peers. Here’ … more →

Tags: Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Business writing, Grammar, Public Relations, Business to Business, Job Interviews

Slough Off the Cruft

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: A few more observations about overused words mentioned in David Meerman Scott’s blog post Gobb … more →

Tags: Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Writing press releases, Business writing, Grammar, Public Relations, Business to Business

Geek Redefined

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: Definition of “Geek:” Circa 1970 (Merriam-Webster): a carnival performer often billed as a wild man … more →

Tags: Marketing Communications, Business writing, Grammar, Geeks

Robust Me

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: IT’S LAME “Oh jeez, not another flexible, scalable, groundbreaking, industry-standard, c … more →

Tags: Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Writing press releases, Business writing

Nowhere Else in Any Universe1 comment

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: IT’S LAME: “Unparalleled” Yes, it’s of epic proportion. It’s of cosmic consequence. It’s unpar … more →

Tags: Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Writing press releases, Business writing, Grammar

This Paperclip is a Solution6 comments

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: IT’S LAME: “Solutions” In our recent survey of business editors, 68% rated the word “sol … more →

Tags: Business writing, Marketing Communications, Words that Sell, Writing press releases

Leading is a Throw-away

Dave Schmidt wrote 2 years ago: IT’S LAME: “Leading” as an adjective I recently surveyed several hundred business publication editor … more →

Tags: Words that Sell, Writing press releases


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