Write & Rewrite Webinar: April 1, 2010

Turn off your phone. Cancel that meeting (You didn’t want to go anyway.) Grab a beverage, festive or otherwise.

We’re bringing you 75 minutes packed with the best communications advice you can get.

It’s called Write & Rewrite, the only communications webinar where the listeners ask the questions—and we make up the answers! Your hosts: Steve Crescenzo (Write) & Jim Ylisela (Rewrite).

Our first show is Thursday, April 1. Register today!

Yeah, we know. April Fool’s Day. But this show’s no joke. Most of you know us in one form or another. We’ve spent a few years in communications—as writers, editors, teachers, presenters and consultants.

We’ve been around the water cooler a few times, and we’ve got plenty to say about the state of communications in organizations today.

And so do you. Our new show, Write & Rewrite, is a webinar with a twist: We’ll talk about what you want to talk about: writing tips, best practices, common communication problems and new tools.

Here’s the lineup for our April 1 show:

Thanks to you, we’ve got at least three days of great content we’ll somehow squeeze into 75 minutes. Here’s how the agenda’s shaping up:

• A social media case study from a rather unusual source.

• Where’s your reputation? People are talking about you.

• Do you have an editorial process? Is it working?

• Making the case for an editor’s column.

• Why good writing matters to your internal clients.

• How to shake up a lethargic audience.

• How to convince management to let you try some social media

• One good thing: Our showcase of one company that is doing print and online right.

And we’ll wrap it all up with the C.R.A.P. Awards: We’ve got three for your listening pleasure: CRAP Classics, Graphic Crap and Crap 2.0.

Will you join us on April 1? And while you’re at it, send us your questions, topic ideas, even samples of your work. We’ll make it worth your while on the show.

See you April 1,

Write & Rewrite (Steve and Jim)

P.S. Like any webinar, this is a great bargain, because for one price, as many people as you want can crowd around a speakerphone and a computer. Register today.