Well, it did get me to visit the Lyman PR site. There I found the following on the team page:
"Here's a snapshot of our talented team of contractors, who are hand-picked to work on clients that suits their strengths and talents:"
Mmmm . . . They are working on clients? And is noun-verb agreement no longer in style?
Unfortunately, all PR professionals at one time or another make mistakes, but hopefully we can learn from our mistakes and remember the operative word in PR Professional is "professional."
On Yours is a Very Bad Press Release
Well, it did get me to visit the Lyman PR site. There I found the following on the team page:
"Here's a snapshot of our talented team of contractors, who are hand-picked to work on clients that suits their strengths and talents:"
Mmmm . . . They are working on clients? And is noun-verb agreement no longer in style?
Unfortunately, all PR professionals at one time or another make mistakes, but hopefully we can learn from our mistakes and remember the operative word in PR Professional is "professional."