Social Media’s Arms Race
I do wonder where this is all eventually headed, how it ultimately affects society and how the next announcement will try to top the latest.
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Media Relations For Those Who Scream And Don’t Wear Shirts
Someone should offer a personal, media relations product for people who seek a more effective method in expressing their disgust with the media.
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Public Relations: Don’t Be Loud, Obnoxious, Gross Blur
I think the ad’s goal was to make me hungry not disgusted.
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Social Media: My Tweets Suffer Without My TV Potpourri
Twitter now is more work than party.
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Being Mr. Mom is Manly
My true legacy will live on only with family.
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Show Me Your Video, Then I’ll Check Out The Menu
Video is not dessert in case someone stays around long enough.
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Try Serving Up McDonald’s On Social Media
The hope is if you’re not always talking work and are willing to discuss life’s everyday events, you make that personal connection and that may one day bring you business.
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Should Your Social Media Get Nasty?
In the end, my answer boiled down to branding.
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New Video: Staying Focused When Selling Online
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Internal Communications: Are You Cheating On Your Logo?
It happened on a day like any other. I was at my last corporate job reading emails when I received a meeting invite to help with a project. But this wasn’t just any project. It had a name and a logo that was not the company logo. It might as well have been a project
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