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Want to make your writing more relatable and engaging? Try thinking about a specific person while you write. It could be a customer you've met or a personal friend--basically someone who represents the persona you are trying to reach. Having a specific person in mind helps your words sound more natural and human. Give it a try and see how it improves your writing.

Meet our 2022 summer intern, Rachel Tress. Describing herself as the person most likely to "tell you off for not recycling," Rachel is driven to combat disinformation around climate change.

"With all the scary 'doomsday' things we hear on the news about climate change, it is important to know that it is not too late for us to do something about it," she says. Learn more about Rachel in her blog post introducing herself.

https://www.dialogue.marketing/blog/most-likely-to-tell-you-off-for-not-recycling

It's our annual contribution to tax day. Jen's beet-and-gin Beet The System cocktail should be on your menu for this weekend after making those payments today.

Unplug : "Beet the System" Cocktail Recipe A beet shrub is the foundation of this colorful cocktail from the Dialogue on-staff chef to help you "beet the system."

The annual B2B Content Marketing report by the Content Marketing Institute and Marketing Profs spotlights the rise of content marketing during the pandemic as brands needed to find new ways to connect with customers. Key takeaways:
-The tone of your content is more important than ever
-Prioritize your audience’s needs over your sales message
-Focus on helpfulness and kindness
https://bit.ly/3r74bfW

Are you re-reading "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" as we celebrate the legacy of Dr. King today? The wisdom in this epic piece of writing still resonates today and, as climate scientist Dr. Marshall Shepherd points out, is as relevant to the fight against climate change as it is to the struggle for racial equity.

3 Lessons From Dr. King’s Letter From A Birmingham Jail For The Climate Crisis Written from jail, a stirring letter in 1963 from Dr. Martin Luther King has lessons for the climate change crisis