PR Communications

Marketing is a tough concept to get your mind around. Many people believe it's the process of selling more stuff, while others me included, believe marketing is the process of... Read more →

There's been a lot of hype about the iPad and tablets, but before Apple's venture Amazon.com launched the Kindle, and helped open up the eReader market. Given the iPad is... Read more →

I'm going to be speaking at the Central Virginia American Marketing Association on February 15, 2011 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm at the The Doubletree, 990 Hilton Heights Road, Charlottesville, VA.... Read more →

Matt Cutts of Google's webspam team recently wrote a Google blog article about content farms, and in the process provided some insight into what is a content farm. In Matt... Read more →

Defining a content garden: A high quality site, edited by journalists and community managers, where there's a combination of paid journalist content, moderated free content, and aggregated content. The emphasis... Read more →

Given Google's new announcement about its plan to root out content farms, is there ever a place for creating a website that aggregates content, or encourages people to submit content... Read more →

I’m more and more convinced that in today’s competitive web, it’s almost impossible for a company to develop a website with just paid or employee writers. You have to have... Read more →

Building community takes time. You have to encourage participation, and sometimes kick start the conversation by asking questions yourself or requesting help from friends willing to ask or answer questions... Read more →

This infographic illustrating the distribution of Fortune 500 companies in the United States demonstrates clearly the dominance by geography of the Fortune 500 by certain states and the distribution on... Read more →

Recently, Linkedin sent me an email informing me that over 200 of my contacts had changed or accepted new jobs in 2010. What a brilliant use of existing data to... Read more →