Episode Synopsis "E11: Story telling for architects"

Avoid archispeak and use these tips to write better project descriptions.

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• E1: Welcome to the BowerBird podcast!
• E2: 5 steps to getting architecture published
• E3: 4 mistakes architects make with media
• E4: What's the purpose of getting architecture published?
• E5: How and why to create a media kit for architecture
• E6: Who are the people involved in architectural media
• E7: Different types of architectural publications
• E8: What topics get covered in architectural media
• E9: How to create content that journalists will love
• E10: How to engage an architectural photographer
• E11: Story telling for architects
• E12: How to name your architecture
• E13 How to submit your architecture to journalists
• E14: The lifespan of architecture in the media
• E15: Architecture exclusives
• E16: What types of architecture gets published?
• E17: The ROI of getting architecture published
• S02 | E01: What is BowerBird?
• S02 | E02: The big idea behind BowerBird
• S02 | E03: The media plan for architects
• S02 | E04: Valuing communications staff at an architecture practice
• S02 | E05: How to brief your architectural photographer
• S02 | E06: How to get your architecture published in mainstream media
• S02 | E07: Why get architecture published internationally?
• S02 | E08: - How to recruit and retain staff at architecture practice
• S02 | E09: - How your clients can get your architecture published
• S02 | E10: Word of mouth is dead for architects