PR Start by Nick Lucido

These are my links for June 8th through June 10th:

• Wikipedia Articles Appear in Google News Results – This article is why I think PR people should stay off Wikipedia. I think a lot of people won’t like that Wikipedia is up there — personally, I do. It gives me the information I need to understand the depth and background of most events.
• Get The Most Out Of Your PRSSA Membership This Summer – My second post on the PRSSA Blog. No, I won’t do this for every post, but I hope you’re all making the most out of your membership for the summer. Check out my tips on how to do that.
• 3 Critical Time Management Techniques You Shouldn’t Forget – I really like this because the tips are simple, yet effective. Try them out.
• Search Engine Visibility and PR – An Edelman Digital White Paper – Anything coming from these guys is a must read. I’m looking forward to checking this out and I recommend you do the same.
• How Do Journalists View Follow Up Phone Calls? – Most journalists prefer receiving (relevant) PR pitches via email, but how do they feel about follow up calls? This has been one of the most popular topic suggestions on the blog to date, so I figured I’d take some time to explore the topic further.
• An articles article: ‘A’ versus ‘an’ – Great tips on something that we might forget. It’s always a good idea to read these refresher articles on how to write.