Christin L. Davis

Managing Editor, New Frontier Publications @caringmagazine @nfchronicle in @salvationarmyus west // Adjunct Faculty @callutheran // Everyone has a story to tell

[Jared McKiernan @_jaredmckiernan]

Good stuff from @christinldavis in @CaringMagazine on development through play w/ Dr. Stuart Brown: https://t.co/tdmdaWtbD9

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Neat font :) https://t.co/w2lQaxWJnl via @Sellfy

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Aware? Test it out > https://t.co/RHNFJ5ry7c

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Be conversational by avoiding sensationalism, including exclamation points as @SeinfeldTV Elaine learned https://t.co/rTOXJetKCx #writewell

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Be conversational by avoiding cliches, which rob your words of originality and power. #writewell

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Anyone see today's @latimes page 1? Yikes. http://t.co/n4pREH2sHJ

[Salvation Army USA @SalvationArmyUS]

Our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the #UCCShooting in #Oregon. https://t.co/5iMCqLklud

[Christianity Today @CTmagazine]

The Salvation Army celebrates 150 years of working toward individual salvation and social salvation http://t.co/5yWaeaiCpS

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

@ewg88 ha! that one looked intentional.

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

@ewg88 omg can you imagine?? yiiiikes.

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Encouraging calls from upper leadership can change the outlook on your whole day.

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Be conversational by avoiding jargon. Shorthand or acronyms may be exclusionary. #writewell #dailytips

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

“Never use a 50-cent word when a 10-cent word will do.” - Mark Twain. Be conversational with everyday words over obscure ones. #writewell

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Ya! https://t.co/TWEF7Ccmb5

[Laine J. Hendricks @LaineHendricks]

Some of the brilliant #SocialMedia Pros at #TSASocialSummit. Thx @jimknaggs for your support!

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

We’ve covered planning first and leading with the controlling idea so far in #writewell #dailytips. Next up: be conversational.

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

In writing the lead, think short, punchy and to the point. #writewell

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

These will lead to the controlling, dominant message that effective stories demand from the first paragraph to the last. #writewell

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Review: To lead with the controlling idea, first analyze the key components of the message through 7 lenses: 5Ws, How and So What?#writewell

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Key components, lens 7: So what? Why does your message matter? What will make the reader stay? What's the "meat"? #dailytips #writewell

[Christin L. Davis @christinldavis]

Key components, lens 6: How? Convey the way something happens, develops, succeeds or fails, and concludes. #writewell