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22 Sep 2010

Guest Blogging to Jump Start Your Career

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If you’ve been following Waxing UnLyrical regularly, you’ll have noticed a slow but steady influx of guest bloggers.

These include Narciso Tovar, Bryce Keane and…

you’ll have to read on to see who else is coming on board (as well as the tips).

“Why guest bloggers?”

you might ask. And you’d be well within your rights to do so.

After all, isn’t Waxing UnLyrical supposed to be “personal, possibly poetic, musings on public relations, media, communications, and everything in between”?

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21 Sep 2010

MeasurePR, the Don Bartholomew Edition Round II

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I probably sound like a breathless teenager

But last week’s #measurepr chat with Don Bartholomew was

Awesome.

We continued our conversation on social media and ROI.

Many new people joined (yay!), and Don, in true self-effacing-yet-no-BS style, continued to offer up nuggets on this oh-so-hot topic in PR, such as

On not letting the tool wag the measurement dog:

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20 Sep 2010

Fox and Klout Give Social Media Swag Bags

Estimated Reading Time: 8 minutes

I watched the pilot episode of Lone Star last night (it debuts tonight on Fox, 9/8 Central).

I was able to do this 24 hours ahead of time because I was apparently identified as one of a group of Klout influencers who were eligible for “Klout perks.”

Klout partnered with Fox to send Lone Star goodie bags to said influencers ahead of the show’s official premier, to…

… well, you can hazard a guess why.

So here’s what was in […]

19 Sep 2010

Weekly Roundup: The Good, Bad and Ugly of PR

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I’ve ranted quite a bit about the problem with PR, what the real future of PR is, and why good PR measurement is so important.

It seems only right that this week’s roundup includes posts that highlight these points of view.

Yes, I’ve pointed you to some of them earlier, but I think they bear repeating.

You are welcome to regard or disregard as you please. After all, this is my weekly roundup.

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