Reddit. The front page of the Internet. That's the motto, right? That's what Reddit fanatics claim, isn't it? That might be...
Why Digg–not Reddit–is a must-read for PR pros
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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.
14 answers to the “what do I say on Twitter?” question from your CEO
One question I continue to hear from some of my larger clients, or friends/colleagues that work with larger companies:...
Why I’m joining the MIMA board of directors
I've got a bit of news to share today: I'm joining the Minnesota Interactive Marketing Association (MIMA) board of...
Why I’m done with RFPs (for now)
I'm so mad at myself. I swore I was done with RFPs. Then, I got sucked back in. Sucked back in by the prospect of a fairly...
Is your personal social network the new media rolodex?
David Griner gave a great presentation at last week's Solo PR Summit about the blurring of lines between earned and paid...
How to stay ahead of the social media onslaught–in 30 minutes a day or less
Last week at the Solo PR Summit in Atlanta, I had the opportunity to present TWICE to a group of 80-100 solo PR counselors...
The 7 commandments of the Solo PR Summit
dThis week I had the distinct pleasure of presenting at the second annual Solo PR Summit, a conference put on by Kellye...
Buffer: Customer Service and Heroes
Corina Manea is one of the many wonderful people I've met through this blog over the years. And the best part? She's from...
Pitching reporters using social media: What do the journalists say?
Whenever I see the phrase "pitching journalists on social media" I cringe. Why? Because it's not about "pitching" the...
Case study: Walmart’s PR team and how they use Twitter
A few months ago, I did some research for a client that involved digging into corporate PR accounts and finding those who...