Pharma comms chief warns healthcare PR professionals of social media pitfalls
01 Jun 2010 | by Gemma O'Reilly
piece in The Times will drown that out more than bloggers. I believe we are good at working ...
network. 'Too many PROs believe that dealing with social media is down to how you handle bloggers ... matters isn't whether a blogger will talk to you, it's understanding how members of a social network ...
piece in The Times will drown that out more than bloggers. I believe we are good at working ...
A top UK-based lifestyle blogger has hit out at PR professionals, claiming that many do...and bloggers to hold a serious discussion, rather than 'ranting about one another'. Sevilla added: 'Many PROs and journalists do not quite understand bloggers or the different types of bloggers. Professional bloggers ... discussion.' She suggested that a blogger relations conference would be a suitable platform. Harvard PR ...
release/video case study, briefing a game developer or monitoring online buzz. Blogger relations, social ...
While many people still relegate PR to the narrow confines of media relations, we all know differently. Indeed, our work extends into a wide range of communications strategies. Likewise, in the digital context, some believe social media and online PR equate solely to blogger relations. As director ...
In front of me is an A4 sheet bearing the legend 'Tradition is not a business model'. Ironic, then, that this statement, interpreted as a warning by bloggers to the dwindling traditional media industry, is on a piece of paper taped to my desk. It's a bit old-school beside my iPhone, two monitors ...