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Who needs a Strategy? Just Schmooze us Please
I wrote in my post that Hate Spin?… that we get the news stories, and hence PR, that we want. But do we sometimes want more spin than we get? This thought occurred to me regarding a story that was … Continue reading
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What Tech Marketers can Learn from Banksy Buzztoberfest
In New York, it was hard to escape the Banksy onslaught last month. The enigmatic artist seemed to be everywhere and nowhere; omnipresent because the media covered him non-stop; yet tantalizingly out of sight, leaving a trail of pop-up art in … Continue reading
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Recent News Events are Good PR for Tech Media
While many tech PR clients prefer coverage in the biggest publications, the NSA story demonstrates the continued and enduring importance of tech media – and not just for the quick hit. Seasoned PR practitioners know that consistent coverage in the … Continue reading
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Splash of PR Helps Startups Swim with Sharks (and Get Funded)
My friend and fellow Windmill Networking columnist Judy Gombita wrote recently about the positive impact that reputation can have on company value. This is true for small and large companies, private and public. But there is no better way to … Continue reading
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Times Tussle Pits Tesla CEO & Fans vs. Journos
I love reading the NY TImes, and sometimes check out its Sunday Auto section. Being a PR guy - one with an affinity for tech and startups – I have been closely tracking the Tesla Motors story (you know, the … Continue reading
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So, How did Lance Armstrong do? Was it a good PR Move?
It was one of the world’s worst kept secrets: Lance Armstrong’s decision to tell all on Oprah. The media widely covered this leading up to the interviews, and speculated about motives, what would be revealed, etc. I thought t that … Continue reading
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Tempt – and then Reject – Your Best Customers: The Great New Way to Build Brand
If I told you there was a way to build your brand by tempting – and then rejecting – more customers; would you believe me? The very idea might be foreign to tech marketers, but it is a strategy that … Continue reading
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94 Words, Botched Media Opp, Nary a PR Person in Sight
Most of us have heard about those 94 words: the now infamous talking points that Susan Rice used to explain what happened in the Benghazi tragedy. On Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal featured a blow-by-blow account of how a CIA … Continue reading
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Tech Media Thrashes About – and Blames PR, a Convenient Target
My friend and former colleague Suzanne McGee called my attention to a story, the kind of which has become sadly familiar. John Biggs wrote on TechCrunch about Churn:The Problem of the New Tech Journalism.. John writes: We post a lot … Continue reading
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Google to SMBs: Don’t rely on PPC, use Search, Social and PR for Top Results
SMBs that have wanted to improve results through online marketing have often turned to Google and AdWords pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns. There is no question that shrewdly planned PPC campaigns generate results. However, the growing popularity of this method means that … Continue reading
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