PR Start by Nick Lucido
Reflecting on 2009
About one year ago, I wrote a post talking about what the public relations industry would look like in 2009. I also took a look at some other posts and I was surprised at how much I learned since I started blogging in September 2008. It’s interesting, to say the least.
Anyway, did what I “predict” come [...]
Bookmarks for December 3rd through December 27th
These are my links for December 3rd through December 27th:
Being a Public Relations Mentor – This post from Tressa talks about what it takes to actually be a mentor. It’s important to know that mentors don’t have to be seasoned professionals — we all can be mentors to each other.
2009 In Retrospect: Ten Blogs to [...]
Recommendation Etiquette for Young Professionals
Lately, I’ve had a couple experiences that have expanded my perspective of a recommendation. Moreover, I’ve learned that a recommendation isn’t just a letter. You can forward a connection on LinkedIn, introduce two people at a networking event and even recommend followers on Twitter through #followfriday. There are a lot of ways to help build [...]
Interns Using and Abusing Connections
One of the perils of having a lot of PR student connections in my own network, especially lately, is being bombarded with Facebook fan page suggestions for a lot of junk I’m not really interested in. I don’t mean to sound rude, but I think this is one of the negative aspects of having an [...]
Six Recommended Podcasts
Lately, I’ve been looking for some alternative ways to lighten up my reading load without losing pace on keeping up on news and trends. It’s finals season at MSU and I’ve been reading (and rereading) a lot lately, and I’ve found a nice break in podcasts. For starters, most are free (every podcast on my [...]
Bookmarks for November 22nd through December 1st
These are my links for November 22nd through December 1st:
Does Social Networking Threaten Journalistic Integrity – Shannon’s post delves into the murky waters of social media ethics in terms of journalism. The post talks about the L.A. Times social media policy for its reporters and the implications of this policy. It’s interesting because this topic [...]
