“Social Media is not short term. When you engage in social media, you’re in it for the long haul.” This is a common idea shared at most social media conferences, and from time to time, you may hear me utter something similar, but it is normally connected to my thoughts on the “social media campaign.”
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Posts Tagged ‘bprs DC’
April 26th, 2009
Social Media: Plan For Your Entrance AND Your Exit
Posted in PR, Public Relations, Resource, Resources, Social Media 
Tags: Black Public Relations Society, bprs DC, BPRS Washington DC, charity:water, exit strategy, Gen Y PR Prescriptions, James S. Walker, jaywalk1, PR Prescriptions, Social Media, social media campaign, social media exit strategy, Strategic Social Media 
13 Comments »April 22nd, 2009
Facebook Causes: Worth it or a Waste?
I was going through the reader last night and finished up by checking up on PR Prescriptions. While reviewing posts in the works, I actually felt guilty for not posting anything in the last week or so. With work and things like the BPRS panel, everything’s been in hyperdrive, but in a good way! On [...]
April 2nd, 2009
Strategic Social Media: Engaging Communities, Developing Relationships, Managing Crises
Here’s one for the DC folks. On April 15th, I’ll be on a panel of speakers presenting on social media. The panel is being sponsored by the DC Chapter of the National Black Public Relations Society (BPRS). Here’s the info:
“Strategic Social Media: Engaging Communities, Developing Relationships, Managing Crises.”
The event will be held at APCO [...]
Posted in PR, Professional Development, Public Relations, Resource, Resources, Social Media, Work Tags: Amanda Miller Littlejohn, Black Public Relations Society, bprs DC, BPRS Washington DC, DC Social Media, Gen Y PR Prescriptions, James S. Walker, James Walker, jaywalk1, Lesly Simmons, PR Prescriptions, Public Relations Washington DC, Social Media Developing relationships online, Social Media Engaging Communities, Social Media Managing Crises No Comments »
