The Writing Process
I had a hearty chuckle over this graphic I recently came across from Discover magazine. It depicts the writing process timeline, but it could potentially cover all manner of work … Continue reading…
Communications
Time-saving Online Tools
Akin to Sawmill Marketing’s online list of Twitter handles for Baltimore-area media, I’m compiling this list of time-saving online tools. I’ll update it as needed, so this will be a … Continue reading…
Top 100 New Media Tools
Yes, yes, yes, we’ve all heard of Tweetdeck, and FaceBook, and LinkedIn, YouTube, and Delicious. But have you heard of Twhirl, Pageflakes, Scribd, or FreeMind? Or am I just showing … Continue reading…
The Need for Technology Etiquette Guidelines
Following a colleague on Twitter for professional reasons and yet keep reading their Tweets that they’re “at the soccer game!” or “so hungover!”? Still getting e-mails from people in all caps? … Continue reading…
Purchasing Decisions
Per Public Relations Tactics’ August 2009 issue, a poll by Harris Interactive shows that 55% of consumers use marketing communications as a source of information to make their purchasing decisions. … Continue reading…
Big Brother
Something struck me as I was reading through my latest copy of The Public Relations Strategist (Spring 2009). “In 2009, Big Brother is now a vast, collective and diverse group … Continue reading…
Rethink Your Approach to Employee Communications
How do you communicate to your employees? Do you post signs on the bathroom doors? Send out a mass e-mail? Hang up posters in the break rooms? Or, are you … Continue reading…
PR, Marketing, Communications – Oh My
I just spent a jam-packed weekend at the Public Relations Society of America’s (PRSA) Leadership Rally in New York City, and left not only with tons of ideas for our … Continue reading…