Happy (hopefully) early-EOD Friday! Before you run off to get your billing finished (you can admit it, it’s ok), take a quick gander at our top 5 published stories of the week (based on pageview and listed in alpha-order) below. Miss something fantastic? – Give it a read now. Enjoy!
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Friday’s 5 • 2 July 2010
Friday’s 5 • 25 June 2010
I know I know I know – The 4th of July and a short week is almost here. Until then, grab your iced frap, deal with the heat & enjoy our Top 5 posts from this week.
In case you missed them this week, below you’ll find our top 5 published stories (based on pageview and in alpha-order). Enjoy!
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Friday’s 5 • 11 June 2010
Welcome back to the full work week and summer Fridays 🙂 – for some of us 🙁 ;). Grab your iced frap and enjoy our Top 5 posts from this week.
In case you missed them this week, below you’ll find our top 5 published stories (based on pageview and in alpha-order). Enjoy! Continue reading
Friday’s 5 • 4 June 2010
Another 4-day work week, another…nope…I’ve got nothing. We hope everyone had a nice and short week and enjoys this upcoming, properly sized weekend. Ship, erm – rather, weekend, Ahoy!
In case you missed them this week, below you’ll find our top 5 published stories (based on pageview and in alpha-order). Enjoy! Continue reading
Friday’s 5 • 28 May 2010
Another week, another tweetup. Happy Memorial Day weekend everyone. We’re taking Monday off, so see you bright & early on Tuesday.
In case you missed them this week, below you’ll find our top 5 published stories (based on pageview and in alpha-order). Enjoy! Continue reading
Your Social Media Idea in a Sentence
If you didn’t know already, the PRBC has our very own Facebook Fan Page. Every Friday, we ask everyone a random question in a series called “Fun Facts Friday.” Last week we just finished up presenting our 35 ideas about social media in 30 minutes, so we asked you to share your one social media idea in a sentence.
Here is what a couple of you had to say: Continue reading
The Future of Sales…Twitter
It’s very interesting to see the evolution of social media. From just networking with friends and looking at fun pictures, to conducting business and measuring interaction, social media has become the means of communication. The response time of a complaint or compliment on when someone is mentioned is astonishing. One time I mentioned, “Everytime Kate Perry E-mails me, I get excited for a split second thinking it was the singer, then it’s Vocus” and instantly Vocus responds “We’ll be sure to mention that to Kate!”
Its a great feeling having your voice heard, just recently I tweeted something negative about Cision, our best friend and worst enemy. I tweeted that Cision was going way too slowly and i’m sure I did a big “You Suck,” but I instantly got a response asking to do something to my brower to speed it up. Great customer service there. However, that is not the point of this post. Continue reading
Taking Time Out to Teach
During my television viewing/live blogging of “Kell on Earth,” a familiar situation reared its head – a staffer was complaining that she was never trained to do the job, and admitted that she had no idea what was supposed to do. When the supervisor showed up and noticed it was all done the wrong way, the poor staffer sure got an earful. Was it the staffer’s fault for not asking, or the supervisor’s fault for not teaching?
Let’s face it, in the world of public relations, we are incredibly busy people. Between press releases, client meetings, strategic planning sessions, e-mails, phone calls, media lists – there is no question that we have a lot on our plate. Continue reading
Another Milestone
See that post down there, yeah, scroll down, that one — the one by Jess Greco announcing our new ‘Pitch Yourself’ program, that’s PRBC’s 100th post! I know, it snuck up on us too. (Anyone wishing to send gifts of spirits or other adult beverages, drop me a note — we’ve got diverse tastes, whatever it is someone will like it). In lieu of having a party for ourselves, we’re giving you, our wonderful readers, who we love to (hopefully) entertain, inform, and opine to on a weekdaily basis a gift — more of us! Continue reading