Public Relations: The Good, the Bad, and the Galactically Stupid

My Evil Blogging Plan: Keep it Short and Sweet

Inspired … okay, guilt tripped by last week’s #SoloPR twitter chat, I am writing a short, sweet blog post.

Seth Godin has tons of readers and followers because he writes well, intelligently, and more often than not, concisely. But I am no Seth Godin and that’s fine.

Brevity is the… Continue reading

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Rant Alert: Dear Dry Cleaners, Suck Less Dammit!

I rarely use my professional blog for a personal story or diatribe, but when something crosses over to my world of marketing and public relations, it’s fair game.

Long story short: a local dry cleaner (misnamed “Dependable Cleaners” of Smyrna, GA) shrunk an older but still nice… Continue reading

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Think Global, Pitch Local Atlanta

Public Relations delivers great value for business, whether it’s managing a crisis or building stronger relationships. For a small business that cannot afford expensive advertising and promotional campaigns, public relations–smart PR, that is–can make a big difference.

Thanks to the PRSA Georgia Independent Counselors Forum and Mitch Leff

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Crisis PR in a Social Media World

One of my many pictures of Shamu.

Toyota is dealing with it. Tiger Woods is doing it…badly. How will Sea World and Shamu handle yesterday’s tragedy and public relations crisis?

Facts coming out… Continue reading

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Public Relations, Social Media, Marketing: Get the Picture

A picture is worth a thousand words, right? As part of a digital pressroom or website or simple brochure, copy and message are important, but often what gets noticed and remembered most are the images.

Corporate Photography, Haigwood Studios

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Better PR Tactics for Today’s Media

The October PRSA ICF meeting on Dead PR Tactics provided smart ideas from panelists: Connie Bryant, Newell Rubbermaid; Nancy Rogers, BOLDface Communications, Green Earth PR Network; Chris Schroder, Schroder PR; and moderator: Ed Van Herik, Independent Counselor.

After identifying… Continue reading

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Stick a Fork in It: Five Dead Public Relations Tactics

This month’s PRSA Independent Counselors meeting on Dead Public Relations Tactics provided great insights coupled with funny stories from panel speakers, including: Connie Bryant, Newell Rubbermaid; Nancy Rogers, BOLDface Communications, Green Earth PR Network; Chris Schroder, Schroder PR; and… Continue reading

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