A recent survey reveals that female bloggers are becoming increasingly influential for PR pros; but don’t assume that all female bloggers are "mommy bloggers."
Media Relations
How To Media Train C-Suite Executives
July 27th, 2009 by PRNEWSFour best practices to help whip your C-Suite execs into tiptop media-friendly shape:
Bloggers Are Becoming More Credible
July 20th, 2009 by PRNEWSIs it true? Are bloggers, even notorious ones like Perez Hilton, finally getting some respect? According to a new study, they are.
Bloggers Don’t Like Being Called Journalists
July 13th, 2009 by PRNEWSNew study reveals that blogging is becoming more mainstream and more influential for PR pros.
Developing and Maintaining Meaningful Media Relations
July 6th, 2009 by PRNEWSFollowing are four excellent ways that you, as a PR professional, can cultivate and maintain excellent media relations.
Social Media Tools Important to Business Reporting
July 6th, 2009 by PRNEWSSixty-eight percent of business journalists find social media to be important to their reporting.
Torching the Media Competition
June 29th, 2009 by PRNEWSCoordinating communications around the sponsorship of the Olympic Games is an immense challenge in and of itself. Imagine, then, what Lenovo and its agency partner Ketchum faced when the preliminary stage of their Beijing Olympics… Continued
PR Prescription for Healthy Media Relations
June 23rd, 2009 by PRNEWSAre you frustrated in your dealings with media? Are you becoming ill because you cannot achieve positive media coverage or a single media placement? If you responded YES, then the “PR Doctor” is recommending a… Continued
Anatomy of an Online News Release
June 22nd, 2009 by PRNEWSThe following outline offers a good template on how to construct an online news release.
B2B Journalists Feel Digital Media Makes Their Jobs Easier
June 22nd, 2009 by PRNEWSA recent study by Arketi Group finds that 68% of journalists feel that social media has generally had a positive effect on reporting within the B2B sector. Of the 61 professional journalists across several B2B… Continued