With so many experts, gurus and "mavens" (that's my favorite, by far) telling people how they should and shouldn't build...
4 corporate communication tips that will help build engaged communities
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Arik’s Social Media Blog
Arik’s social media blog has been in publication for more 12 years and recognized by industry outlets like PRWeb and PRWeek as one of today’s leading industry blogs. With 1,500+ posts, his content is frequently syndicated on popular sites like PR Daily, Social Media Today, Business Insider and Ragan.com.
5 recent Facebook changes you may not know about (but should)
In case you didn't notice, Facebook is constantly tinkering with its functionality, features and tools. In many ways, it's...
When is it OK to charge for content?
It's not a new issue. In fact, it's been going on far before social media burst on the scene. When is it OK to charge for...
6 creative ways to land a job in digital PR
I have a number of passions in life. One of them, it seems, is helping people find jobs. I find myself gravitating toward...
Does broadcasting your Foursquare check-ins on Twitter really add value for brands?
It's no secret: Foursquare (and other location-based applications like it) are as hot as White Board Jenny these days (can...
13 ways to find your blog inspiration
How do you generate ideas for your blog? It's a question I hear often from friends, fellow bloggers and clients alike....
5 PR lessons we can all learn from Brett Favre
Love him or hate him, there's no denying that good ol' #4 knows what he's doing on the football field. He's a first-ballot...
Trust vs. content: What matters more?
Think about the last time you shared a post on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. Why did you share that particular post? Was...
5 Google Analytics metrics that can help improve your blog
When was the last time you checked your Google Analytics reports? IF you're like most, it's not enough. We put so much time...
The art of blog commenting
We've all heard it before--the best part of many blogs isn't the posts. It's the comments. Why? Because the comments...