No Comment: PR Pros Need to Be Transparent
PR professionals comment on blog posts for a number of reasons. We might seek to correct information, share additional resources or simply thank the author for the original post. We may recommend that our clients’ spokespeople participate in the blogging [...]
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In my job search, I have come across many, many entry level positions posted as internships. Responsibilities include working independently, some prior knowledge, being a “Social Media Superstar” and even managing projects. College credit is available. Compensation? Well, if you [...]
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No Comment: PR Pros Need to Be Transparent
PR professionals comment on blog posts for a number of reasons. We might seek to correct information, share additional resources [...]
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Public Relations’ Wikipedia Problem
When you search for a product or company, in many instances, Wikipedia will be on the first page – if [...]
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Is Social Media Etiquette Necessary?
There is a continuing debate on Twitter over the proper social media etiquettewhen someone retweets you. Should you thank them, or [...]
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Do You Own Your Tweets?
Twitter and Twitter hashtags are powerful tools in a company’s branding strategy, but poor management can lead to a damaging [...]
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New Kid on the (Social Media) Block
It’s always interesting to start at a new company. There are new polices to learn, different cultures to understand and [...]
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Interns: You Are Worth More Than That
In my job search, I have come across many, many entry level positions posted as internships. Responsibilities include working independently, [...]
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