So we’ve held off on posting about Friendfeed for several months. As adoption has slowly increased, we have started to warm up to it. While it may be too soon to ditch Twitter and throw all your efforts into Friendfeed, it can be a great tool to add to your arsenal. Today, socialTNT takes a [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Blogger Relations’
“Blogos and Journos–They’re Just Like US!”
Do you ever read Us Weekly? Yeah, yeah. Of course you don’t. Neither do I…I just look at the pictures. One of my favorite sections is “Stars–They’re Just Like US,” a regular section featuring photos of stars doing everyday things–just like us common folk. Pamela Anderson pays with a debit card–just like us! Reese Witherspoon [...]
“The Blogos Are Right. Tech PR Must DIE!”
It’s been a rough week for PR peeps. The blogos are right, tech PR is losing the fight. What do you say we kill off all our bad practices and start anew? By confessing all of our sins, maybe we can set them free and finally move on! (For a more conventional approach to blogger [...]
“Gina Responds! And: About Yesterday’s Post”
Late yesterday, I received the following email from Gina. My reply is further down the page: Hi Chris, Thanks for your email. My name and further explanation appears on the wiki, which anyone can leave a comment on. (You just need to log into PBwiki to do so.) Also, as I say on the wiki, [...]
“Unsubscribe Lifehacker: My Email to Gina Trapani”
This morning, the Twitterverse was a flame after Gina Trapani from Lifehacker tweeted a link to a wiki she had created. The wiki, PR Companies Who Spam Bloggers, is a ready-to-paste-into-your-spam-filter list of domains belonging to a good chunk of the tech PR firms out there. Her response, thus far, has been linking back to [...]
“Luke, I Am Your Blogger: How To Pitch From the Darkside”
Because I’m a PR guy who blogs, I occupy a gray space: not quite hack, not quite flack. As a PR pro, I pitch bloggers and reporters daily. Through my blog, I get pitched by people looking to have their product reviewed or their CEO interviewed. Depending on what cubicle you sit in, I could [...]
“Say No to No Comment: How to Answer Negative Blog Posts”
Someone wrote a scathing review of your company’s product on their blog–now what? Well, you can either ignore it or you can respond. In traditional PR, you’d be shirking your duties if you didn’t follow-up with the reporter. Same goes with social media, except the world can see your response. Whether the post is positive [...]