by Kami Huyse
This is Really Funny Learning the culture of blogging also includes learning what "not to do" and also just having a good laugh. ALLIED by Jeneane Sessum: The Top Ten Lies of Blogging Consultants I heard about it at MS&L; Blog Works. Tags: Ten Lies|Consultant|Fun Stuff|Blogging|read more...
by Kami Huyse
Created or Engaged Media? Continuing the Conversation Oh, if only I could open up my trusty word processor, write a few witty and insightful lines and then publish them online for all to see, consume and take action. If you build it, will they come? For blogs and other social media, it seems the answer isn’t that easy. They may come if you have already build a loyal readership and have the traffic to make your message “stick.” You can also gain an audience from an already-proven leader in the blogging space. Which is why so many bloggers complain about being read more...
by Kami Huyse
Pay For Play Update Former CIA Officer Defends 'Wash Post' Op Ed in Online Chat Reuel Marc Gerecht, a former CIA case officer now a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, defends the covert activity in the scandal, but also says that the government should get rid of the Lincoln Group and re-develop its own expertise. PR isn't covert, so on that I agree with him wholeheartedly. Tags: Pay for Play|Lincoln Group|PR Scandal|read more...
by Kami Huyse
New Media and PR Campaigns - Part II soft rain drops on the water surface Originally uploaded by pyrrho. Shel over at Naked Conversations took exception to my post calling a blog a "tactic." I knew that using the word “tactic” would be a bit read more...
by Kami Huyse
Blogging Should Be a Part of Some PR Campaigns
but not all...
Shel Israel at Naked Conversations wrote a post yesterday with his advice to Web 2.0 early stage companies:
“You are better off going with blogging and NOT using a PR agency until you are further along in your development,” Shel blogged.
He goes on to say that while PR firms are useful, they may not be in the early stages of a tech launch (Web 2.0). I made a comment in the post and Shel asked me to take the conversation to my blog.
I respect Shel’s opinion on read more...