Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Daily PR Tidbit - May 11

Another edition of the Daily PR Tidbit brought to you by Allure Marketing + Communications. Feel free to share or comment.

It’s been a little while since PRNewser updated our list of favorite mobile apps for PR professionals. - By Joe Ciarallo

There are certain tenets held sacred by those who are heavily invested in social media, whether personally or professionally: Follower and fan counts don’t matter. - By Shane Barnhill

So you’re a small business owner who wants to begin a do-it-yourself public relations campaign! - By Elena Verlee

The PR and marketing world has changed so much in the past 5 years. The relatively straightforward “media-centric” approach to Public Relations has been turned upside down … and that’s a good thing. - By Todd Defren

Public relations strategy is…usually no more complicated than selecting the right PR tactics to meet a goal. The real hard part is the execution. - By Danilo Rizzuti

Twitter thrives on the relationship between you and your followers. Yet many small businesses struggle to gain a following and end up abandoning their profiles due to fundamental errors in the way they manage them. - By Paul Sutton

Kat Lynch is a PR & Social Media Apprentice at Allure Marketing + Communications. She is a senior at Stanford University.

Monday, May 9, 2011

Daily PR Tidbit - May 9

Another edition of the Daily PR Tidbit brought to you by Allure Marketing + Communications. Feel free to share or comment.

Recently I went on a little road trip—about a thousand miles—and was amazed by the number of completely ineffective billboards. - By Jocelyn Broder

When it comes time for you to create your own marketing, business, and public relations plans, there are a few things you can take to heart. - By Ashley Wirthlin

To prepare for success in a public relations job, it’s imperative to develop the ability to catch basic errors before submitting work to a boss. - By Tiffany Gallicano

I recently spoke at a social media marketing conference at my alma mater, The University of Southern California, on the topic of how social media and other marketing professionals can best get their C-level executives involved in, invested in, and taking leadership roles in video and social media marketing. - By David Murdico

It’s so retro to love Saved By The Bell these days. But, I was one of the true watchers and fans back in the 90s. - By Erik Hanson

Mobile marketing can mean one of two things. The most recognized meaning today involves smart phones and mobile Internet. - By Andrea Nourse

I never cease to be amazed at how the words “public relations” are used in strange ways. - By Susan Hart

Kat Lynch is a PR & Social Media Apprentice at Allure Marketing + Communications. She is a senior at Stanford University.

Friday, May 6, 2011

Daily PR Tidbit - May 6

Another edition of the Daily PR Tidbit brought to you by Allure Marketing + Communications. Feel free to share or comment.

Is your media release Twitter ready? That’s the question Australian communications agency Creative Territory is asking in a recent blog post. - By Kevin Allen

At a time when everyone with a smart phone and a Twitter account boasts social media genius, digital analyst Brian Solis renews our faith in the existence of intelligent discourse in that realm. - By Brian Solis via WebCopyPlus

Through a monthlong series called “The Message Makers: Inside PR,” NPR is taking a closer at the public relations industry. - By Michael Sebastian

Everybody’s making videos, but who really knows how to marketing them? For the answer to that question, I’m passing this topic over to a guest author. - By Barbara Rozgonyi

It's my firm belief that list-building services—while making reporter list-building extremely easy—have also created a generation of lazy PR professionals. - By Claire Celsi

It’s your client’s launch day for that big social campaign. You’ve got your hashtags in place, content ready, social media release on stand by and a fan base ready to mobilize. - By Sarah Evans

A couple of weeks ago I did an article at our BlueGlass blog on the 3Rs of *really* great content (http://bit.ly/ecw8zK). - By Ann Smarty

Kat Lynch is a PR & Social Media Apprentice at Allure Marketing + Communications. She is a senior at Stanford University.