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Press Coverage Done Right: A Story Of Social Media, PR And Stalking

Marketing Insider Group

You know what they say, “there’s no such thing as bad PR.” Since then, Kristin has moved to covering social media and Web 2.0 I even wrote a blog once about our CEO’s hair to see if I could get some sort of feedback on my writing. (He for CIO.com, so I haven’t bothered her with “typical” news.

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" Some Thoughts About Effective Networking Online The Networking for Success Project: A W.TEC project, teaching Nigerian women to use Web 2.0 tools and other ICTs effectively to develop and advance their work.

Buzz Marketing for Technology

A W.TEC project, teaching Nigerian women to use Web 2.0 That’s a photo of me from last summer teaching a workshop in Cambodia about Web 2.0. On my blog I write about how to use the tools - the different social networking sites - but the tools come and go - what’s important is the art of networking.Â

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The information processing view of humanity

Buzz Marketing for Technology

In fact, many bloggers say that they write mainly for themselves, in capturing some of the interesting things they are seeing and thinking. Trevor Cook is just one example of a blogger who writes notes from all of the conference sessions he attends (including his reflections on our Enterprise 2.0 Six Facets of the Future of PR.

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Marketing Content That Sells

The Effective Marketer

Who’s going to write all that new content? David Meerman Scott , in his book The New Rules of Marketing and PR points out that creating quality content is the new imperative: “The tools of the marketing and PR trade have changed. Wow, it’s magical! Yes, except for one little detail. Do you have the staff to do it?

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Are Personas Just a Nicer Word for Stereotypes?

Content Marketing Institute

In the HubSpot: Inbound Marketing and Web 2.0 Linda Pophal, consultant, Strategic Communications LLC, says: In teaching an undergraduate PR course, I asked the students to develop a campaign to attract more minority students to the communication and journalism department. The problem with avatars is you end up writing to nobody.

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The New "Relations" in Interactive PR

WebMarketCentral

The umbrella term of "public relations" (PR) has always covered a number of specialties: media relations (primarily), investor relations, analyst relations, community relations, even employee relations. The social networking of Web 2.0 The social networking of Web 2.0 Used properly, the social media tools of Web 2.0

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Social Media Relations vs. Traditional PR Skills

WebMarketCentral

As the landscape has shifted from being dominated by one-to-many mass media to many-to-many participatory social media, the skillsets required of PR professionals have changed. Technical ability —not all that long ago, PR pros' primary tools were email and the phone. and private conversations, which could be informal.

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