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A Refresher on Social Media Networking
As social media continually immerses itself into our daily lives with sites such as Twitter, Facebook, blogging and recently the location based social media application, Foursquare, it is important to make sure we are using it correctly and to its … Continue reading
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Tagged facebook, LinkedIN, networking, social media, twitter
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Twitter plays detective role
No one knows what the future may bring, however we can tweet about our thoughts. Twitter has been populating the Cronkite School like a wildfire. Twitter has opened business opportunities for many and and recently reunited Austin Horse and his … Continue reading
Happy Day-After HAPPO Day
Most of us have probably heard of HARO (Help A Reporter Out) as a successful networking tool amongst our journalist friends. Lucky for us PR folk, Arik Hanson and Valerie Simon, both communications specialists, came together to launch HAPPO (Help … Continue reading
Nowadays birds aren't the only ones going tweet tweet.. Here are 5 easy ways to use a tweet to get ahead!
What is a “Tweet” you might ask? I didn’t know what it was either, until five days ago when I decided to see what all the fuss was about and I signed up for a Twitter account. Then I learned … Continue reading
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Tagged microbloggers, networking, social media
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How to Doom a Career in PR
In Kristen E. Sukalac’s post, “I Haven’t Got Time” or How to Doom a PR Career, posted in the PR Conversations blog, she discusses ways that a PR professional sets themselves up for failure. She says that while many PR … Continue reading
Why time is important… You always have enough if you try
In her blog post on PR conversations, Kristen E. Sukalac says, “Imagine if your family doctor said, “I’ve decided to specialize in cardiovascular disease, but I don’t have time to read the medical literature before getting started.” This quote I … Continue reading