Category Archives: Resource

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  Nomee: Update the Way You Relate

  Posted on July 9, 2009 by jaywalk1 in PR, Professional Development, Public Relations, Resource, Resources, Social Media, Social Networking

  I’ve been a deliquent blogger lately, but I’ve returned (cue Return of the Mack) bearing gifts of sorts. Washington, DC area folks should plan to make a trip Topaz Bar downtown on Monday July 13th @ 6pm. Why? I’ll be there, and since work has returned to mild version of this lately, I’m sure it’s [...]

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  Talking "at" Not "to" Everyone: A Note on Twitter and Hashtag Use

  Posted on June 23, 2009 by jaywalk1 in Advertising, PR, Professional Development, Public Relations, Resource, Resources, Social Media

  Everyone knows that Twitter is all about the conversation, right? It’s about connecting with people, developing relationships and sharing information in 140 characters. Some communicators are better at balancing the three than others, but this post is for the PR and Marketing folk who use this platform to share valuable information. Here’s my first question [...]

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• Entrepreneurs: It's time to get a PR Firm when…

  Posted on June 8, 2009 by jaywalk1 in PR, Public Relations, Resource, Resources

  Entrepreneur magazine’s June 2009 issue featured a short piece titled “Get Thee to a PR firm.” In the article, 5 Entrepreneurs shared thoughts on when they knew it was time to hire a PR firm. Stories varied, but here’s when it clicked for them: People started talking. The specialty niche became a trend. The entrepreneur [...]

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  Great Minds Irk Alike

  Posted on June 2, 2009 by jaywalk1 in Just Fun, PR, Public Relations, Resource, Resources

  I may not have many things in common with Alltop founder and walking success story Guy Kawasaki, but it turns out that we share a common distaste for a few things that people do online. His June 2009 Entrepreneur magazine piece titled “Website Marketing Turnoffs” lays out 13 “silly and even stupid ways some companies [...]

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