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It’s the End of the Storytelling World as we Know it: My Interview with Doug Rushkoff
I am a big fan of author Doug Rushkoff, and have read many of his books, starting with Media Virus back in the late 90s.. Doug has a knack for being the first to spot and describe things which in … 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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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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Attention Story Shoppers: Only 6 Pitching Days Left (NY Times Deconstructs Tech PR in Light of Apple News)
Our clients generally have very busy PR and marketing schedules. To get everything in, we try not to let external events dictate the pace. There are some obvious exceptions; you don’t want to announce news on a major holiday, or … Continue reading
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VCs Wake up to the fact that PR Actually Works
In the tech PR field, we have an interesting and sometimes tortured relationship with VCs. Especially for those of us that work with startups, we value the financial muscle that they bring. We greatly appreciate it when they they introduce … Continue reading
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There’s Gold in them Thar Apps – and App Developers
Forbes had a nice story today, The Rise of Developernomics. It included a link to David Kirkpatrick’s famous quote and article: Now, Every Company is a Software Company. The article today was about the importance of software developers, and the … Continue reading
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Tablets Lead Way to Power News Consumers, and Apps for PR
More people are using tablets, and in some cases spending more time with them than other devices and media channels. This is because tablets are seen as being extremely versatile devices that can be used for many work purposes, such … Continue reading
App Against the Wall (Yer Busted, and, Yes, There’s an App for That)
It is tempting to think, wouldn’t it be great if all of life’s problems could be solved with a simple app? This question occurred to me as I read a NY Times article yesterday; About to be Hauled off in … Continue reading
B-M Fiasco Another Example of the Transparent PR Campaign
One week later there are still some rumblings about the Burson Marsteller Facebook fiasco. It is a spectacle that continues to draw attention and coverage. If we look at the episode more closely, however, it becomes clear that all the … Continue reading
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Lies My Social Media Guru told Me
I am starting a series of posts that aim to refute common social media myths. One of the most persistent ones is that mainstream media doesn’t matter anymore, and its corollary: anyone can be a publisher these days and take … Continue reading
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