Best Practices
Aug 29, 2012
Photo Posts Beat Links on Facebook: How Batman Beat My Website
As an Editor of a social media website it would be incredibly dense of me not to use social media […]
Aug 29, 2012
4 Ways Small Businesses Can Join the Content Marketing Revolution
The question of whether or not to join the content revolution is a no-brainer. The relevant question now is exactly […]
Aug 28, 2012
Facebook Gets a Speedy New Update
Late last week, Facebook addressed a crucial issue and eased the woes of many users with a new software update […]
Aug 28, 2012
Six Time Management Tips from PR Pros, for PR Pros.
PR execs have the seventh most stressful job in America for 2012, according to CareerCast. That’s not surprising when the job often involves an endless stream of news releases, media pitches, internal communications, crisis communications, and in most organizations today, social media. To help you alleviate some of that time management stress, here are six time tips by PR pros, for PR pros.
Aug 27, 2012
Take a load off your backpack in September
When: Sept. 19 What: September typically means back-to-school time. Children load up their backpacks with notebooks, binders and every school […]
Aug 27, 2012
Everyone Could Use Public Relations
Today’s blog is a guest post by Michelle Garrett of Garrett Public Relations. In my work as a PR specialist, […]
Aug 24, 2012
7 tips for better press release results with PRWeb
Who doesn’t want better press release results? Who doesn’t love a creative press release? We’ve got a number of post […]
Aug 23, 2012
Five PR and Marketing Lessons from The Book of Business Awesome
You may know Scott Stratten from his previous book, Twitter handle and blog as UnMarketing, but he’s back with a new book about awesome. The Book of Business Awesome and The Book of Business UnAwesome is two books rolled into one, rich with case studies underscored by wit, humor and marketing savvy. Here are five PR and marketing lessons from it.
Aug 23, 2012
How to Monitor Pitch Performance with Google Analytics
When you send a media pitch via HARO or email, you don’t have to simply guess when to follow up. By using Google Analytics and some simple campaign tagging, you can set up alerts that tell you when a journalist has checked out the links in your pitch. Here’s how to do it.
Aug 22, 2012
Social is a Gift, You Can’t Force It!
By nature, I talk… a lot. It happened when I fell into my stride during my days in the Navy. […]
Aug 22, 2012
4 Tips for Creating Business Connections in Online Forums
Today’s blog comes as a guest post from Eliza Morgan, a very active participant in the PRWeb community. Every one […]
Aug 21, 2012
Photography, Not Just for the Photographer Anymore
The adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” refers to the notion that a simple idea, message, or story […]
Aug 20, 2012
This September, support seniors
What: Last year, the first of the baby boomer generation hit 65. Every day until 2030, 10,000 baby boomers will […]
Aug 20, 2012
11 Marketing and PR Boards to Follow on Pinterest
Shiny and new yes, Pinterest has caught the eye of many a marketer looking to extend the reach of their […]
Aug 17, 2012
You Stink At LinkedIn, Says Our August Webinar Host Scott Stratten
Next Thursday, UnMarketing’s Scott Stratten joins Vocus to give a webinar entitled “UnPitching: How Not to Suck at Pitching the Media”. He’s going to share the cure for the common pitch: a set of UnPitching techniques guaranteed to make journalists sit up and pay attention – all presented in Scott’s inimitable style. If you’re not familiar with it, here’s a post from him about LinkedIn networking that’ll give you a taste of what to expect.
