Guest Post by Narciso Tovar Filmmakers come and go. Some have the staying power to make a real career out of it, while most fizzle out after a few films. As a lead player in cinema, until you've earned some street cred in the business, studios and executives look for any kind of upward trend in
I had a terrific time on Twitter today. Sean Williams organized a Twitterchat with Katie Paine and myself as a precursor to our respective visits to IABC/Cleveland, and we had a good old time chatting about measurement, PR, social media and the like. You can read the entire transcript here, if you're interested. I sit
via kdpaine.blogs.com I knew there was a reason I hadn't written what seems to have become the obligatory first post of the New Year (because it invariably deals with resolutions, predictions, motivation, yadda yadda). That reason being I needed something really thoughtful to kick off 2010. And this post on measuring engagement aka relationships from
One of the great things about joining a professional development organization is that you can get hands-on leadership experience as a volunteer; experience which, they say, will serve you well in your “real” job. Certainly that's a selling point for such organizations and in the PR/communications field, organizations such as IABC and PRSA thrive on
Heads up: I ramble quite a bit through this post, so if you're hell-bent on reading it, you might want to settle in with a cup of hot cocoa. On the plus side, there are some pretty pictures involved. Having said that, read on! It's two days until Christmas Day (which we do celebrate). Though