Changing up the old adage a little bit: "If at first you succeed, try, try again." I have been having a lot of fun catching up with my feeds the last few days. In case you missed it, a BusinessWeek article in early August (which included a quote from my blog buddy Kevin Dugan) took a look at viral video and asked, Is Viral Viable? You may remember a read more...
Job Market Is Stagnant: How MARCOM Professionals Can Stand Out
I am also a contributor over at the MARCOM blog, which was started by Robert French at Auburn University to put professionals and student together to dialogue about marketing and communication topics. Today, I reported to the students that the University of Georgia's James M. Cox Jr. Center for International Mass Communication Training and Research's Annual read more...
Cool Tools: Staying Connected With Your Social Network
What better way than sending free social media cards that can be embedded in your web page and also sent as a text message? I made this card for Shel Israel, a dear friend of mine that today is one year OLDer. His exact age is a state secret. I have also been waiting for an opportunity to share this new tool with all of my readers and I am sure Shel will forgive me for crossing my purposes. Create Your Own GushyGram Visit read more...
Confessions of a Reluctant Moblogger
Part of the fun of my maternity leave has been that I have finally had time (between naps) to really explore some of the social networks, like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, to determine how I can leverage them for clients.I have about three or four posts rattling around in my head from this exploration, but it will be a few days before I can get to them. A week ago I was unexpectedly thrust into a partial vacation from the Internet, or at least from my semi-mobile routine.I am admittedly in somewhat of a rut with my approach to my online life. I generally check my e-mail, then look through my feed reader. I then pop into Twitter, my virtual read more...
Akon’s Song a PR Move? Blame it on Me
In the world of crisis communication, we tell our clients to be sincere in their apologies and to get out in front to tell our side of the story. It seems that hip-hop artist Akon has taken part of that advice in his new song, "Sorry, Blame It on Me." It's a catchy tune, and includes an apology to his "girl," his mother mother and his fans. Earlier this year Akon engaged in a lewd act onstage with a 15-year-old girl, causing read more...
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