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Tuned In - my newest book - in stores early July
Tuned In - my newest book - in stores early July
June 2nd, 2008|2 min read
Grade your press release (for free!)
Thought Leadership | Viral Marketing | Press Release Content | Buyer Persona | Public Relations
Grade your press release (for free!)
May 29th, 2008|1 min read
The future of PR: Should your CEO blog?
Public Relations | Brand Journalism | Corporate blogging
The future of PR: Should your CEO blog?
May 26th, 2008|1 min read
New Rules of Marketing & PR and the global market
New Rules of Marketing and PR | Public Relations | writing | Marketing | Corporate blogging
New Rules of Marketing & PR and the global market
May 21st, 2008|1 min read
Does Harvard Business School know what a blog is?
Worst Practices | Public Relations | Brand Journalism | Corporate blogging
Does Harvard Business School know what a blog is?
May 16th, 2008|2 min read
The dumbest Public Relations person in the world?
Worst Practices | Press Release Content | Public Relations | Media Relations
The dumbest Public Relations person in the world?
May 14th, 2008|2 min read
The laws of simplicity
Thought Leadership | Marketing
The laws of simplicity
May 11th, 2008|1 min read
Top ten PR tips for small businesses
Public Relations | Media Relations | Best Practices
Top ten PR tips for small businesses
May 4th, 2008|1 min read
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World Wide Rave! vs. Unscrupulous and Illegal Viral Marketing Techniques
Viral Marketing | Worst Practices | World Wide Rave | Advertising
World Wide Rave! vs. Unscrupulous and Illegal Viral Marketing Techniques
April 28th, 2008|3 min read
The Milken Institute Global Conference: My brain's gonna hurt
The Milken Institute Global Conference: My brain's gonna hurt
April 27th, 2008|1 min read
Parents against reprehensible metal music
Viral Marketing | Case Studies
Parents against reprehensible metal music
April 17th, 2008|1 min read
Sex, shaving, and your oral health
Thought Leadership | Viral Marketing | ebooks | Brand Journalism
Sex, shaving, and your oral health
April 11th, 2008|1 min read
What the heck is Web 2.0 / social media / social networking and how do these concepts relate to the new rules of marketing & pr?
Social Media | New Rules of Marketing and PR | Public Relations | Marketing
What the heck is Web 2.0 / social media / social networking and how do these concepts relate to the new rules of marketing & pr?
April 7th, 2008|3 min read
Show, Don't Tell: the SAP Marketing Community Meeting
Social Media | Case Studies | Marketing | Best Practices
Show, Don't Tell: the SAP Marketing Community Meeting
April 2nd, 2008|1 min read
Al Gore: PR agent for planet earth
Thought Leadership | Public Relations | Case Studies | Media Relations | Best Practices
Al Gore: PR agent for planet earth
March 31st, 2008|2 min read
When reaching out to bloggers, don't ask for them to write about you!
Worst Practices | Public Relations | Media Relations
When reaching out to bloggers, don't ask for them to write about you!
March 28th, 2008|2 min read
The Fortune Cookie Chronicles blog and open-source Chinese restaurants
writing | Best Practices | Corporate blogging
The Fortune Cookie Chronicles blog and open-source Chinese restaurants
March 23rd, 2008|2 min read
ANALYSIS: Value of quote in the Wall Street Journal with a link to your blog and product
New Rules of Marketing and PR | Public Relations | Case Studies | Media Relations | Research and Analysis
ANALYSIS: Value of quote in the Wall Street Journal with a link to your blog and product
March 20th, 2008|3 min read
Meet Greg the (software) Architect
Viral Marketing | Marketing | YouTube | Brand Journalism
Meet Greg the (software) Architect
March 11th, 2008|0 min read
Why CEOs and executives must work harder to blog successfully than mere mortals
Worst Practices | Brand Journalism | Corporate blogging
Why CEOs and executives must work harder to blog successfully than mere mortals
March 9th, 2008|2 min read