All dressed up, nowhere to Tweet.
Confession*: I am one of those folks who turns off, shuts down, unplugs and walks away from time to time. Could be that I’m on a deadline and want to avoid distractions, or doing some slacking like … sleeping or […]
Ethics Hold ‘Em: PR, Journalism & Ethics Showdown
A spattering of stories and blogs the past couple weeks got me thinking about ethics. Forgive the Link-apolooza.
Doubling Down
Can an agency fairly tell both sides of a story? Looks like this was a case of a joint venture, agreed to by both parties. But serving two masters or advocating two positions is a slippery
If your friends Jump the Shark, you may as well too: A newbie’s dive into Social Networking
The Internet is filled with tons of information, powerful tools and ways to further our personal and professional lives. But it is also the gateway to the biggest distraction in the known universe, with anything everything just a search and click away.
Resistance is futile.
I held out longer than most, only actively joining
Do More for Less: Identity Packages Add Value
As a design & communications freelancer, I am often asked to do projects on the cheap. Or rather deliver professional-looking projects as affordably as possible. More often than not, I am happy to oblige.
Style
Even the smallest business needs good marketing collateral; that’s a cornerstone of my practice and I work to
Delta: Take these Skymiles and … give them to AirTran
My blogs have been a little Apple-centric lately so I thought I’d unleash the hounds at another enterprise engaging in poor marketing and PR: the Airlines.
What started this? A few calls and one claim form sent to Delta. A couple weeks ago, as their website suggests, I booked a flight in