Archive for April, 2006
I guess I shouldn’t be blogging
Lets face it, I'm no Steve Rubel, Mike Manuel, or Andy Lark and probably never will be in the blogging sense. I have an average traffic figure that rivals … well, no one. I'm a nobody in the blogosphere. And, according to Bite PR's Danny Bernstein, if you don't fall into the category of "best-of-the-best" […]
Filed under: Blogging, New Media, PR | 19 Comments
Well, I had planned to write a short recap on yesterday's innaugural Third Thursday: Social Media in PR Meetup, led by Mike Manuel and Jeremy Pepper, that featured TechCrunch's Michael Arrington, but there really is no need when Jeremy comes through with an audioblog of the event. Check it out! Technorati Tags: Social Media, Meetup, […]
Filed under: Blogging, Communication, PR, Social Media | 1 Comment
Barry Bonds – Can PR Help?
A great discussion is taking place over at Media Orchard about Barry Bonds and his need for a PR makeover. Ideas and suggestions are being thrown around in the comments section, so definitely drop by and throw your two cents in, or do it here. Primary question: "His people call you tomorrow and offer a […]
Filed under: Baseball, PR, Sports | 11 Comments
A little promotion for a colleague never hurt anyone, right? As long as it's for the great good. Well, Mike Manuel (a.k.a Media Guerilla) and a few other PR pros, including Jeremy Pepper, Giovanni Rodriguez, and Phil Gomes have come together to co-organize Third Thursday, "a new meetup for Bay Area PR and marketing folks […]
Filed under: Blogging, New Media, PR, Social Media, Transparency | 2 Comments
BlogBurst to Launch Tuesday
We heard about BlogBurst a while back when they were trying out their blog syndication to newspapers service with the likes of the Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, Houton Chronicle, and the San Antonio News-Express. Now it appears the trial is over and they are set to officially launch Tuesday. Newspapers are looking to BlogBurst […]
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Lack of Motivation 