When Great Content is Disguised as Math

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One of the most heinous sayings that is frequently repeated by PR practitioners is that they “didn’t study PR to do math.”

I give you Exhibit A, courtesy my friend Geoff Livingston.

Can you see where the math in this great piece of visual content is?

If yes, please do leave a comment below.

If no… all will be revealed next week.

Have a good weekend!

Photo: Geoff Livingston via Flickr, CC 2.0

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Founder and publisher of Waxing UnLyrical, Shonali Burke helps purpose-driven brands bring big ideas to life. She teaches at The Johns Hopkins University, has gone back to school herself with the Harvard Business Analytics Program, and is creator/lead instructor at The Social PR Virtuoso® online training hub , where ambitious PR pros learn how to unleash their inner Social PR superheroes. Owned by Lola the Basset Hound, she's mad about ABBA, bacon, cooking, dogs, and Elvis, though not necessarily in that order. Wouldn't you like to be in her kitchen?

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