Tomorrow I head up to New Hampshire for the Institute for Public Relations 5th Summit on Measurement to sit on a panel with measurement guru Katie Paine, Shel Israel and Todd Parsons of BuzzLogic. I need your help. The name of our session is "How to Measure the Impact of Blogs and Other Consumer-Generated Media," and it is a question that I have read more...
A Periodic Table for Branding Terms
This was too fun not to share. Click over to the Kohlbrener site to see the larger version with all of its Java rollover goodness. Oh, and Tanya Ferrell (intern at Kohlbrener), great pitch, I hope they give you a raise. :-) Built by Kolbrener, corporate branding experts tags: Branding+Terms, Branding, FunStuff read more...
The Measure of a Relationship: A Role for Public Relations Beyond Publicity
First, let me admit that I am a measurement geek. Since most of my career I have worked for non-profits and associations, I have always been a fan of anything free, especially when it comes to measurement. While most small companies and non-profits think they can't afford measurement, with today's free and low-cost tools like Survey Monkey and Zoomerang, it just isn't the case. Another amazing (and free) resource is an outstanding online read more...
Clueless in Cyberspace 2.0
I have been asked by Geoff Livingston to contribute to his new blog "Now Is Gone," which accompanies his new book to be released soon. He has also asked Toby Bloomberg and Ike Pigott to work for free contribute to read more...
Five Ways Social Networking is Changing PR
A few years ago, my clients thought I was out on the bleeding edge with my blog. They thought it was cool to be sure, but they also reasoned that it just wasn't for them. Too dangerous. Today all of my clients are interested in being involved in social media in some way or another, if just from the self-educational viewpoint. Most of my clients tend to be senior corporate communicators, so they, more than others, are becoming acutely aware of the need to have some fluency in this more intense two-way communication channel that I have read more...
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