Archive | March, 2009

What are your PR “must reads?”

30. March 2009

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Share As PR pros, we all do our fair share of reading. Me? I read the Wall Street Journal, CNN, and various local publications. Esquire and Golf Digest. And, of course, I read my fair share of PR and social media blogs. Where I fall short–at least lately–has been my book reading. You know, those [...]

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PR Rock Stars: A Conversation with Allan Schoenberg

24. March 2009

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Share One of the great things about social networks is their ability to connect you with like-minded individuals you might not otherwise have the chance to meet. Such was the case when I met Allan Schoenberg on Twitter a few months back. Completely chance meeting–but since then we’ve connected on a number of fronts–everything from [...]

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What corporate communicators can learn from Shaq and the NBA

22. March 2009

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Share Recently, we’ve seen two NBA players tweet during halftime: Charlie Villaneuva and Shaquille O’Neal. My friend Warren Sukernek blogged about Villaneuva’s halftime tweet last week and the comparison between the NBA’s “command and control” approach by making players available to mainstream media right before halftime and a player expressing his own, personal views via [...]

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Follow Friday: 6 PR pros to follow–and why

20. March 2009

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Share Over the last few months, I’ve participated in the “Follow Friday” trend as a way to share connections and promote others over the Twitter airwaves. But, I’m going to steal a page out of my friend Sonny Gill’s playbook here and provide a little more context behind my Friday Follow suggestions on a weekly [...]

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PR Rock Stars: A conversation with Nicki Gibbs

19. March 2009

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Share You only get so many chances to work with someone with the skills, personality and leadership abilities of Nicki Gibbs during the course of your professional career. For me, that opportunity came nearly three years ago when I joined the team at Beehive PR, a small agency in St. Paul. And believe me, when [...]

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Best smart phone for PR? The iPhone/Blackberry/G1 debate rages on

15. March 2009

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Share Technology changes quickly these days. Just think, a few years ago, we all thought a flip-phone was revolutionary. Today, our mobile devices are much more advanced. Heck they’re practically handheld computers (the future is right around the corner). But there are so many choices out there–Blackerrys, iPhones, Google phones, and a slew of others. [...]

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6 things to do on Twitter before you die

12. March 2009

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Share We all have our “life lists.” 10 things we want to do before we leave this earth. It usually includes incredible trips to far-flung destinations like Australia or Tahiti and serious challenges that you would normally never consider. Think sky-diving (OK, so maybe that one’s not on Peter Shankman’s list). Life in the online [...]

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Twin Cities PR/communications pros on Twitter

9. March 2009

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Share Below you’ll find the updated list of Twin Cities communicators online (Twitter and blogs). A number of updates this month, including two new agency accounts (Fast Horse & Colle+McVoy). Again, standard disclaimer: This is by no means meant to be an end-all-be-all list. It’s a work-in-progress and a resource for us all. So please, [...]

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PR Rock Stars: A conversation with Kelly Groehler

5. March 2009

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Share If you work in the PR industry in Minneapolis/St. Paul, you’ll be hard-pressed to meet many folks who haven’t heard of Kelly Groehler. A past MN PRSA president (2004), Kelly is one of the dynamic–and more outspoken–leaders in the Minnesota PR community. She’s also an active “community builder.” Kelly gives back to her alma [...]

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Who’s talking on Twitter? A list of moderated conversations and discussions

3. March 2009

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Share Below is a short list of hash-tag-based moderated conversations on Twitter. The best way to follow any of these conversations: use an application like TweetChat, enter the hash tag and group name and join the fray.  Please add any discussions or conversations I’ve missed. I’ll commit to updating this list on a monthly basis [...]

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Brands on Twitter: What’s the best approach?

2. March 2009

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