What’s Your Focus?
Something useful to remember: That’s my focus. Every time I write a post I think about which of the segments...
8 Questions to Ask Your “Social Media Expert”
Ike Pigott wrote an excellent post today for Media Bullseye about the pack mentality emerging on Twitter. More specifically, he...
Blogging vs. Twitter – Commitment and Effort – Another Perspective
I recently received an excellent comment on my recent post Blogging vs. Twitter: A Different Kind of Commitment from Doc Kane (@dockane on...
Rethinking Blogger Relations
Is blogger relations worth it? Is the ROI sufficient to justify the investment? I’ve written a few times in the...
Blogging vs. Twitter: A Different Kind of Commitment
Talking with Michael O’Connor Clarke the other day, we both commented on a trend we’ve both observed recently: Corporations seem...
YOUR 40 Top People To Follow on Twitter
My "40 PR-Related People To Follow On Twitter" post yesterday got quite the reaction – both in terms of traffic...
40 PR-Related People To Follow On Twitter
Over the course of today I saw (and partook in) several conversations on Twitter around people giving up on Twitter...
Don’t “Message” Me
Remember the time when the standard response to any media question was to repeat essentially the same line over and...
The Cost Of “Free” Tools
At the risk of flogging a dead horse here, I want to address something that I keep hearing from people...
When Can We Start To Say “Expert?”
Since getting involved social media a few years ago, I've consistently shied away from describing myself with one word: Expert. I've also avoided using the word to describe others. Not only have I shied away from using the word, I've been pretty harsh on the people who have used it.
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