Tag Archives: Twitter

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  Featured in Black Enterprise

  Posted on January 13, 2012 by jaywalk1 in Events, Social Media

  In a recent Black Enterprise post by Amanda Miller Littlejohn, I join 3 other online media professionals in sharing favorite tools for managing, monitoring and streamlining social media. Other contributors include: Meredith Leigh Moore (@Meredith_MCD), Director, External Relations and Brand Outreach for McDonalds Corporation Michael Street (@StreetForce1), Account Supervisor, MS&L Group and Co-Founder Lesly Simmons [...]

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  3 Simple Ways to Discover Diverse Audiences Online

  Posted on August 4, 2010 by jaywalk1 in Diversity, Social Media, Socially Diverse, Thoughts

  As a public relations professional, I am responsible for 3.26 million things. Serving as a travel agent, staffing back to back weekend conferences, presenting corporate responsibility presentations from bean bag chairs…I’ve done it all in the name of client service. Want to know something else I’ve done in the name of client service? Diversify client [...]

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  A Hashtag is a Terrible Thing to Waste

  Posted on March 16, 2010 by jaywalk1 in PR, Public Relations, Resource, Resources

  Let’s set the scene. You’re on twitter – reading, following, tweeting – the usual. You see someone using a tag that you don’t recognize. Content is not clear either. You don’t really know this person, so “hey @user…” is not the best choice. You’re thinking: “What can I do? I know. I’ll search for it!” [...]

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  PR Prescriptions Turns 2

  Posted on March 15, 2010 by jaywalk1 in PR, Public Relations, Resource, Thoughts

  Caught up in the black hole of new business, I completely missed the opportunity to do a birthday post for PR Prescriptions. 2 years…and 5 days ago, I decided to jump into the blogosphere for the 2nd time. The first time was a complete experiment for a PR student group I started, and with graduation [...]

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