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CLICK TO MAKE A BLOG: Informal or conversational in style, typically about personal opinions and experiences. Access previous posts, click here.

CLICK TO MAKE AN ARTICLE: More formally written than a blog and might be longer (think mag articles). Access previous posts, click here.

CLICK TO MAKE A NEWS ITEM: Allows you to present your ‘latest news’ items or links to outside stories. Access previous posts, click here.

CLICK TO MAKE A MEDIA RELEASE: Regarded as PR information provided to 'traditional media outlets'. Access previous posts, click here.

CLICK TO MAKE AN EVENT LISTING: An event, with all details, for public promotion. Access previous posts, click here.

CLICK TO MAKE A SPORTS EVENT LISTING: An event, with all details, for public promotion. Access previous posts, click here.

 

CLICK TO POST SPEECH NOTES: Give your speech life beyond the day and access to others. Access previous posts, here.

 

 

School Posts (not for outside broadcasting)

CLICK TO MAKE A NEWS ITEM: Allows you to present your ‘latest news’ items for school community consumption only. Access previous posts, here.

CLICK TO MAKE AN EVENT LISTING: An event, with all details, for school only promotion. Access previous posts, here.

CLICK TO MAKE A RESOURCES PAGE: Post useful advice and information. Access previous posts, here.

 

Intranet Posts (private login area)

CLICK TO MAKE AN ITEMS PAGE: General information you wish to share but which doesn't fit any of the above page types. Access previous posts, here.

CLICK TO POST A DIARY PAGE: Can be the record of an event or meeting report. Access previous posts, here.

CLICK TO MAKE A RESOURCES PAGE: Post useful advice and information. Access previous posts, here.

 

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Select your Page Type according to the purpose and aims of the particular post.

BLOGS: A blog post is generally written in an informal or conversational style, e.g. "it's about a week since I last blogged". They typically express personal opinions, activities, and experiences, and it's best if fresh posts are published often. An overarching characteristic is that posts seek responses (comments).

ARTICLES: An article post is generally more formally written than a blog post (think magazine articles), is perhaps more timeless in its shelf-life and might be longer (say more than 500 words).

MEDIA RELEASES: A media release is regarded as information provided to 'traditional media outlets' for the purpose of reported publication and public relations.

NEWS: A news post allows you to present your ‘latest news’ items or solve the problem of how to present news content that needs a link to another website. It may be a long item (your own news), or a short item with a link to a news source.

EVENTS: A public event which has a date, time and location.

SPEECH: Text from a speech or presentation, e.g. Rachel Smith’s speech to the New York Club.

ITEM: Anything general that doesn't fit any of the above.

 

 
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