PR Communications

3 ideas for comment innovation in business blogs. The ideas were inspired from Fred Wilson's blog after he wrote a post about another media company dropping comments. Read more →

Social media, social media, social media....the drone has been relentless for the last few years, certainly since 2008 when the Election season brought even more resources to social media, and... Read more →

It appears that Agilent Technologies' Nano Measure blog is no longer with us. However, Agilent Technologies hasn't dropped off the list of Fortune 500 companies with blogs. The Signal Integrity... Read more →

Eight years ago I'd just moved to Boston from Seattle, and I was chatting with my old boss, Ian Lurie from Portent Interactive, he had just started a blog to... Read more →

I connected with Lisa Johnson on twitter and started chatting about doing an interview here on the PR Communications blog. I'm glad I did because I learned some things about... Read more →

The recent Google Panda (Farmer) update is a welcome change for me, not only does the update put an emphasis on quality content, but also quality links. In that just... Read more →

You're Behind The Wheel is the blog of AutoNation, the car retailer. The blog was launched in July of 2009, and continues to post content though on an irregular basis... Read more →

Chris Lake from Econsultancy argues that PR or ad agency's should not own a company's social media strategy in the post, "Why your social media strategy shouldn’t be owned by... Read more →

What blogging platforms do the top U.S. Interactive agencies use? That was a question inspired by my study for the Fortune 500 companies that blog, and what platforms they use.... Read more →

I believe social media marketing, or social media engagement in a corporate setting comes down to four processes, 1. Listen, 2. Triage, 3. Action, 4. Quality control. Which can be... Read more →