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Everyone seems to have an opinion on the future of Google+. A quick Google search of “Google+ is dead” nets several articles debating the future of the social network. The headlines read: “Google+ Is Walking Dead.” “Is Google+ Really Walking Dead?” “Google+ Isn’t Dead. It’s Just In A Coma And On Life Support.” “Google+ Isn’t
Ideas Worth Spreading: 5 TED Talks to Inspire Your Work & Stir Curiosity
It’s no secret that I love TED Talks. When I’m facing a tough challenge at work or need inspiration, they’re a fantastic resource. I even listen to them in the car on the way to work or on long runs. Here are a few favorites: Simon Sinek: Start With Why This TED talk not only
Social Media and Media Relations: Like PR’s Peanut Butter and Jelly
How many times did you check your favorite social media channels today? I’m willing to bet it’s definitely more than one, and if you’re anything like the average person, it’s probably more around 14 – and that’s just Facebook. Even if you haven’t reached the point of constant connection, social media is a big part
Five Tips for Creating a Visual Brand
Visuals only hold the value that we give them. With no context, a shape is just a shape. Though it may serve many purposes in many forms, from complex geometry and math to the rich history of a 200-year-old brand, a shape on its own won’t tell your audience a story. Suppose we took a shape
Pay for Play: Will Facebook Get in Trouble?
The concept of pay for play isn’t new. Rather, it’s age old, or perhaps the oldest profession in some respects. But as Facebook further monetizes its platform, it’s falling down a new slippery slope. Months ago, Facebook implemented the capability for pages to gain Likes by paying for page promotion. The theory goes that the
What Makes PR Nearly as Stressful as the Battlefield?
What’s nearly as scary as battling a wall of flames, navigating your way around IEDs in a warzone or crash-landing a plane on the Hudson River? Apparently, it’s being grilled by an irate newspaper editor, explaining to a client why their competitor is on the front page and not them or organizing a press conference
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