PR Communications

Curating content can be an effective way to host the community, gain traffic and thought leadership. David Meerman Scott illustrates all three from page 25 of his new book, Real... Read more →

Deb Hagen-Lukens is an advocate for entrepreneurs and the environment. I met her on Twitter recently when Deb followed me. Deb's profile had a reference to the University of Washington... Read more →

Rodrigo Capella, editor of the blog PR Interview (http://printerview.wordpress.com/) has been kind enough to write up a round-up of the Sao Paulo communications scene, here's his guest post. ______________ Sao... Read more →

Google wants to improve its search results and has been working to improve its results in several updates over the last year. The last update called Panda by Google and... Read more →

Charlie Sheen has generated a lot of publicity in the last few days with his talks to the media, and now his growing presence on social media, his new twitter... 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 →

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 →

I received an email today from DimDim informing me that they are switching off my free account in March, along with the news that Salesforce.com is acquiring DimDim. Is it... Read more →

I was recently asked about how many large companies have conducted infographics campaigns. To find out, I conducted a search on Google using the list of Fortune 500 companies with... Read more →

Shaun Saunders from Graffiti PR recently contacted me to ask speaking at the PR summit in Los Angeles, California on Thursday, October 21, 2010. I'm not able to attend, but... Read more →