Over sixty percent of you feel that blogging, podcasting and vcasting skills should not be locked up in an ivory tower within an agency. It’s important for all PR consultants to have an understanding of…
Today is my tenth anniversary with my agency. That’s a pretty good stretch. In fact, if an agency has a 25% staff churn rate per annum, there is just a 5.6% chance of sticking around…
When you think about it, love is just another search problem. And we’ve thought about it. A lot. Google Romanceâ„¢ is our solution. Ho ho… Technorati Tags: Google, April Fool
…but it looks like they’re officially smarter than the Brits. I find that hard to believe, but the bit about the French is probably true 😉
Here are some questions that interviewees never, or at least rarely, ask. Not sure why. I expect there are others you can suggest, but here are mine: 1. Is the company profitable? – sure you…
According to TechCrunch, Typepad is launching new blog widgets, which enable bloggers to add features such as search engines, music lists and feed directories, to the sidebar of their blogs more easily. SixApart, which runs…
Blogging is changing the way companies and their audiences interact. Should PR firms set up specific practice areas to provide ‘blog relations’ or ‘social networking’ services? After all it’s a complex and ever-evolving area. Or…
Amazon.com has introduced Customer Discussions for its products. It’s had Product Wikis for some time, but this looks new to me. I can see how this would be useful to link the disparate conversation threads…
Todd Defren is right when he says ‘international PR is broken’. The models of global conglomerate stitched together from a series of acquisitions or best of breed local agencies both have significant drawbacks. According to…
How many times have you heard complaints that someone just doesn’t ‘get it’? He doesn’t ‘get blogging’. She doesn’t ‘get the culture’. He doesn’t ‘get this account’. They don’t ‘get where the PR industry is…