Best Practices

So Much More To Social Than Just Brand Mentions

Does your company look for more than just brand mentions when reviewing it’s social footprint? My latest post for Mediapost’s […]

Happy Birthday Twitter!

  On March 21st, 2006, founder Jack Dorsey tweeted the first ever tweet on Twitter (back then called “twttr”). It’s […]

Four Great Content Plays March Madness Is Teaching Us

March Madness, the annual, 68-team college basketball tournament, got started on Thursday. Watching it over the weekend got us thinking: how has this tournament become the month-long, mega-extravaganza it is today? The answer, in many ways, is content marketing. And we’ve found four lessons from the Big Dance that’ll help you boost your content marketing.

Help kids find a favorite book in April

  When: April 2, 2012 What: Whether they’re reading under the covers with a flashlight or devouring the latest book […]

AP shares insight, tips on unleashing new look

In 2009, the Associated Press began developing a masterbrand strategy. This included defining what differentiates the organization from others and […]

How Social Data Can Boost Your Business without Busting Your Budget

Join our webcast on accessing social data within your budget- happening tomorrow! Businesses are getting the value of social media […]

13 Media Relations Tips From Michael Smart: Your Questions Answered!

Wow – what a huge response to the Vocus webinar I did this week on how to cut through the noise and land media and blog placements in this rapidly transforming media landscape. I readily agreed when the Vocus folks asked if I’d write a follow up blog post to answer any questions that we didn’t get to. And then it turned out there were 142 questions! I hope you don’t mind that I’ve chosen 13 that best represent the most commonly asked questions from the batch… PLUS: access Michael's webinar on-demand here!

GUEST POST: Showing the Value of Social Media: Selecting the KPIs that demonstrate real results

If you participate in digital marketing, you’re used to having a wealth of data at your fingertips. While measuring SEM […]

What is Google Play?

Is it a tablet? Google’s new secret wonderland? Nope. Although it would be cool to see a Google tablet, heck […]

From Zero to Leno: Michael Smart on Pitching Via Twitter

This is the story of how an unlikely PR client made it into Jay Leno’s famous monologue one Friday. Adam Dvorin at New Jersey firm Winning Strategies had been trying and failing for weeks to pitch a new technology developed by his client, the Stevens Institute of Technology. He didn’t give up when he couldn’t find an email address for one of his prime targets, a freelancer who contributes to tech news giant CNET.com. Instead, he tweeted the following…

National Distracted Driving Awareness Month

When: April What: Life moves quickly these days. People feel the need to be constantly connected. However, giving into the […]

Moving Fwd: Bill Wagner of Vocus on Why Email Is Part of the Future

Why is a company associated with social media in the PR/marketing field buying an email provider, asks Ragan.com’s Matt Wilson. Because when people opt into your communications or become customers, email is the most effective way to connect with them, explains Vocus’ Bill Wagner.

Pinterest: the New Napster?

Pinterest became a clear player in the social media game in late 2011 and in recent months has spread faster […]

The Power of an Optimized Press Release

Your news needs an audience. From growing your email database to selecting the right press release distribution, there are many […]

Longtime Olympic reporter offers PR tips

Elliott Almond is looking for great stories. He has covered nine Olympic Games and has covered Olympic stories – features, issues […]

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