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HuffPost Editor Remembers Her Boss, Nora Ephron - Posted June 26, 2012
There will be many fond personal remembrances of Nora Ephron, the writer, director, author and journalist who passed away today at age 71.
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Skip The Sales Pitch When Tweeting Your Articles - Posted April 16, 2012
There's nothing more hated than a pushy salesman on Twitter. So avoid going overboard trying to "sell" your online story to garner engagement. Instead, says Will Scott, CEO of Search Influence, hone in on the concepts your stories stand for.
"People won't... [AllTwitter]
Rewrite That Headline To Make Your Story Go Viral - Posted April 16, 2012
When readers are skimming through a site on their browsers or Twitter feeds, the headline is the only thing that tells them whether a piece is worth their time. So, when tackling headlines for the Web, remember that clarity trumps cleverness (unless you're writing for the front page of The New... [Fishbowl NY]
Rewrite That Headline To Make Your Story Go Viral - Posted April 16, 2012
When readers are skimming through a site on their browsers or Twitter feeds, the headline is the only thing that tells them whether a piece is worth their time. So, when tackling headlines for the Web, remember that clarity trumps cleverness (unless you're writing for the front page of The New... [FishbowlNY]
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