A Dog, A Man And Crocodile Tears
Estimated Reading Time: 1 second‘Nuff said.
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Jul 2010
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Jul 2010
MeasurePR: The Thud Heard Around The Interwebs
Estimated Reading Time: 3 minutes
A thud for chucks and chicklets
This week’s #measurePR chat was a riot.
The day started (for me, in Alaska), with finding that the oh-so-awesome Lee Odden mentioned the chat as one of the top (in his opinion) Twitter chat for marketing and PR chucks and chicklets.
OK, he didn’t say C&C. That’s all me.
I thought it would be more fun than saying “marketing/PR/SM professionals of all shapes, sizes, hues and gastronomic proclivities.”
Though now that I read that last bit back, that seems pretty cool too.
I know. Whatever.
21
Jul 2010
Words, Meet Mouth
Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes
Words.
We think them.
We write them.
We hear them.
We say them.
We sing them.
Words.
Image: Hello Turkey Toe’s Flickrstream, Creative Commons
They are the stuff we humans are made of, ever since speech was invented (which itself is up for debate).
They are so much a part of our lives, they often become trite.
Yet for us communicators, they are our coin; what we use to demonstrate our knowledge of our craft, our proficiency at our trade, our ability to help our organizations and clients transmit the core of their […]
20
Jul 2010
From French Credits To English Grammar
Estimated Reading Time: 7 minutes
“It is possible that Mrs. Johnson wasn’t evil, though I am not willing to say for sure at this juncture.” ~ Brian Meeks
This is the second in a three-part interview with Brian Meeks, who goes by the moniker “Extremely Average.” In Part I, Brian talked about why woodworking makes him a better writer, and stinking in the dark room. My questions continue:
You’re clearly a skilled writer, anything but “extremely average.” Do you have a background in professional writing, […]