Social PR: Quality Content Versus Volume

Posted by on Dec 27, 2010 in Blog, Driving PR Performance, PR Writing, Social Public Relations | 0 comments

A reigning idea in social media and PR is that the more content posted, the more traffic and the higher a company’s page ranking....

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If George Orwell Blogged on Good Writing Habits

Posted by on Dec 22, 2010 in Blog, PR Writing | 0 comments

Recently a client sent me a marketing document written by a freelancer. They loved it. What I found: pages filled with business jargon...

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Gawker Newsflash: Web 3.0 = Journalism 101

Posted by on Dec 3, 2010 in Blog, Driving PR Performance, Social Public Relations, Tech PR | 0 comments

This just in from Gawker: News rules, blogs suck. Stop the presses, or I dunno, maybe keep ‘em rolling. In a recent post, Gawker...

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Taleb’s Ludic Fallacy and Social Public Relations ROI

Posted by on Nov 23, 2010 in Blog, Driving PR Performance, Social Public Relations, Tech PR, Telecom PR | 0 comments

A chief weakness of PR strategy or any planning exercise is the assumption that one can forecast results based on known data. The reality:...

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Avoiding Blog Sprawl: Toward Logical Social Media Grids

Posted by on Oct 11, 2010 in Blog, Social Public Relations | 0 comments

In a recent attempt to navigate a company’s blog site, I felt like I’d been transported to an ancient city in a time before...

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