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Blogger Relations

( blogging )

I had a meeting with a client about a week ago and it was refreshing to see a seasoned marketing professional (who’s been in the business for at least 25 years) discuss the importance and relevance of social media. He came to our offices, just after attending a social media boot camp and said, […]

Where and When to Engage

Lately, I’m finding it especially difficult to keep up with all of the different social networks and applications that are available on the Internet. Having so many options available is both exciting and overwhelming. If you are new to social networking, I can understand how this may deter you from participating in a […]

The Twitter Addiction Part II

Since the last time I wrote about my Twitter addiction, several things have happened to me. So, I present to you Part II of my Twitter fascination. Fortunately, my dependency has gotten worse, and it’s to the point of reliance on a microblog that brings me downright satisfaction. For me, the satisfaction […]

The Twitter Addiction

I had a meeting last Thursday with my PR team and one of my clients. Unfortunately, I had to jump out of the meeting a little early to handle a personal matter. When I got back to the office, and after my client had left, I learned that he asked my PR manager about […]

Blogs are So Much More than Ranting Diaries

I have found some of the best information, insight and advice on blogs.  In most cases from new friends, not even the people I’ve known for years.  I’m starting to think that anyone who says blogs are just ranting diaries of meaningless information, simply don’t take the time to really read blogs.  They are not […]

Social Responsibility in Marketing

I woke up yesterday thinking about this topic and it’s still on my mind. The other day, my PR team met to brainstorm on media angles for a client that helps large pharmaceutical companies market one-on-one to doctors to increase the prescribing of brand pharmaceutical products. The subject of social responsibility in marketing […]

Why Should We Blog?

I work directly with senior level executives on their communications programs.  On a telephone conference call with two VPs, I suggested that as a part of their thought leadership program either one or both of them should be social networking (by setting up a blog, commenting on trade magazine blogs, creating a Facebook profile, joining […]

T1R Hosting Transformation Summit

Tier1 Research (T1R) held its annual Hosting Transformation Summit in Las Vegas on September 17 – 19, 2007. I had the pleasure of speaking on a marketing panel with Brian Cross, Senior Vice President from Fleishman-Hillard, St. Louis. Dan Ephraim, Vice President, Business Development at Tier1 moderated the panel. Our session took […]