by CPhillips | Feb 20, 2019 | Communication Planning, Communications, Community Building, Employee engagement, empowering women, marketing, motivation, personal growth, satisfaction, social media
Chellie Phillips up against authors worldwide for prestigious 2019 Author Academy Award — ok so that’s so cool to see in writing. I’m not even going to pretend it’s not. I can’t thank each of you who have supported my efforts with...
by CPhillips | Jul 12, 2018 | Blogging, Communication Planning, Communications, digital communications, interviews, social media, speech writing
No matter what stage in your career you are at, writing can be hard. Before you ever start writing, you’re already got thoughts and processes going through your mind. What angle will my story take? How will it look on the page? What illustrations or photos need to...
by CPhillips | Jun 15, 2017 | Blogging, Communications, digital communications, layout and design, marketing, writing
I’m not a designer, but I’ve learned a few tricks over the years. The first thing you need to understand is there is a relationship between the content and the design. You need to learn to see patterns and needs in the content. Your reader, or audience, will respond...
by CPhillips | Jun 13, 2017 | Blogging, Branding, Business, Communications, Customer Service, digital communications, marketing, public relations, social media, strategic communications
Whether it’s your blog, direct mail, email or a brochure, you’ve got to make sure the benefits of your company or product are front and center. Don’t bury the information that customers need to make decisions. Few people read every word. Make sure your headlines, sub...
by CPhillips | May 23, 2017 | Blogging, Communication Planning, Communications, digital communications, interviews, social media, speech writing
What is your job as a communicator? I’d say it’s to make the important information interesting enough to capture a reader’s attention. People respond to your stories on three basic levels: 1) intellectually, 2) emotionally or 3) visually. That’s where creativity comes...
