journalistics
Top 10 Journalistics Posts of 2010
The last Journalistics post of 2009 was the “Top 9 Posts of 2009.” It seems fitting that the last post of 2010 should be the Top 10 Posts of 2010, you know, keeping with tradition […]
Month: December 2010
public relations
Yes, Virginia, There Is… (The Importance of Sound Bites)
“Yes, Virginia, there is…” I don’t need to finish the quote, you know how it ends. For those few of you that don’t, it’s Santa Claus’ famous line from Miracle on 34th Street. Some of […]
social media
How to Deal With Haters and Potty Mouths on Your Newsroom’s Facebook Page
Few things are as gratifying as positive feedback from your Facebook Fans. Unedited commentary from your viewers can be both the greatest gift social media has to offer and your worst nightmare. While all the […]
public relations
How Do You Evaluate Influence?
Marketers and PR professionals are facing an explosion in the quantity and diversity of influencers – the people with real and measurable impact on the decisions other people make. Social media has fueled the rise […]
pr tips and tricks
Best Gifts for the Journalists On Your List
It’s crunch time. Christmas is less than two weeks away, and if you’re anything like me, you’re just now realizing how much is left to buy. It’s even worse when there’s someone on your list […]
social media
8 Ways Your Newsroom Can Get More Out of Facebook
Being on Facebook is a bit like going to prom. Everyone’s going; no one is quite sure what to do when they get there. And while newsrooms have a huge advantage when it comes to […]
media relations
13 Ways to Keep Your Pitch From Getting Deleted
In survey after survey, journalists consistently cite email as their preferred method of contact – provided the email pitch is relevant and targeted to the particular journalist that is. What other steps can you take […]