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Spot on. Crazy thing is that journalists have been saying this for decades, but most PR professionals are too lazy to listen and learn.

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No, they‘re not too lazy, but catering to a bunch of vain CEOs who cannot imagine that the whole world aren‘t waiting to hear from them.

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“know thyself” is an Ancient Greek maxim that Taylor should consider. Please learn to use your skills for good, not evil. Also, be honest with yourself and others.

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Taylor, as a writer, I FEEL THIS (and as a former publicist I KNOW they can do wayyyyy better)

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Nice way to set the boundaries what scoops can I help you with?

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OK Boomer, see below, apparently I was mistaken. Mea culpa. But I imagine I wasn't the only NYT reader who was confused by the headline in your story. And that's probably something you want to avoid.

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K-Pop "Stans" headline in your story looks like you might want to call the copy desk.

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This is how ALL journalists feel (plus it is a fact that these stories do not 'sell' or resonate with audiences). If you are trying to sell something (including yourself) you should listen to her.

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As a PR Pro, I find this useful.

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