PR Start by Nick Lucido
Online Anonymity – Who’s Driving The Boat?
When you or your company move online, you’ll probably come across people who love your brand and people who really don’t. Within those groups, you’ll find people who identify themselves and people who don’t. I don’t like anonymous comments or faulty Twitter accounts, but I think we will continue to see that segment of online [...]
Bookmarks for July 12th through July 15th
These are my links for July 12th through July 15th: Work/life balance doesn’t mean either/or « Here Comes Later – To me, this begs the bigger question: Should agencies still bill by the hour? I like the idea of billing by performance. Of course, I’m no financial expert and I don’t own my own company, [...]
My Shifting Social Media Presence
The other day, a good friend of mine sent me a link to a post by Meg Roberts on how her online presence has changed since she became a professional. This really struck a chord with me, as I transitioned to a full time intern at a public relations agency during the end of May. [...]
Bookmarks for June 30th through July 8th
These are my links for June 30th through July 8th: PR Profiling – Richard Edelman’s response to the NyTimes piece on PR. It’s a well constructed counter-argument. The Reality Of PR: Smile, Dial, Name Drop, Pray. – One of the more interesting articles arising after the NYTimes article. There is something to be said about [...]
Bad Idea, Ad Agency Intern
This morning as I was going through my e-mail inbox at work, I happened to see this article on an intern who resigned from her company. Basically, Jenavi Kasper worked at an advertising agency in Phoenix for three weeks and quit because she had higher expectations for working there. I’m not kidding. I recommend checking [...]
