Public Relations During Times of Crisis
November 9th, 2008
Public Relations During Times Of Crisis
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In-House PR Staff Working With PR Agency?
October 27th, 2008
What should a new public relations practitioner know about relationships between in-house PR people and PR agency people? Here’s a question I asked of Phil Gomes from Edelman Digital for the Ask Phil group in PR OpenMic. I’d welcome thoughts from others as well!
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Social Media for Up and Coming PR Practitioners
October 7th, 2008
The Georgia Southern University PRSSA invited me to give a presentation on social media this evening. And here’s a link to the websites, blogs, etc., that I’m discussing:
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Social Media For Up and Coming PR Practitioners
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July 14th, 2008
From Blog to Research Article (and novels are good for you) | Off the Shelf
“How can I use those in my papers? They’re not scholarly sources.” That’s a great question. Blog posts aren’t peer-reviewed journal articles. Many of them are hardly more than a paragraph or two. They aren’t going to be suitable for a [...]
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July 12th, 2008
The Gobbeldygook Manifesto
So few marketing and PR people write well. Many of the thousands of Web sites I’ve analyzed over
the years and the hundred or so news releases I receive each week from well- meaning PR people
are laden with these gobbledygook adjectives. So I wanted t
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July 11th, 2008
Client Service and The Job Interview
Check out what Client Service Insights has to say about the oft-overlooked informational interview
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Top 5 Public Relations Men In Movies
The beleaguered public relations man doesn’t get much respect in the movies, or sometimes in real life.
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Real Talk in Tough Times: Communicating for Change
July 11th, 2008
Reposted from Natalie Tindall, Student Advisory Committee for the National Black Public Relations Society (NBPRS)
Would you like a chance to win a scholarship to attend the NBPRS Conference and Career Fair in Atlanta (November 12-16 2008) –the largest gathering of African American PR Professionals?
The conference will provide four inspiring days of networking, training and honoring [...]
Sound Bites from the New Media Academic Summit 2008
July 4th, 2008
Edelman and PR Week hosted the New Media Academic Summit 08 last month in Chicago. It was a fantastic opportunity for public relations educators from around North America to learn how new media is being applied and measured in companies around the globe. Below are some of my favorite soundbites from the Summit. For an [...]
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June 6th, 2008
My Public Relations Resource
This blog posts top Public Relations Articles from around the Internet. Authors submit their articles to me and the ones I like are posted to the site.
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Arts and PR Job Search Tips From a PR Ninja « PR Ninja
Arts and PR Job Search Tips From a PR Ninja
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Corporate PR Leaders Sought for Interviews
June 4th, 2008
This fall, I’ll be teaching a Corporate PR course at Georgia Southern University. As the end of the summer nears, I’ll be looking for Corporate PR leaders to interview (via Skype, most likely) on a variety of topics for 10-15 minutes each . . . I want the students to hear from practitioners who are [...]
