Category Archives for PR, SEO and Tech
I Just Need a Website, That’s All I Need
caller: I was calling about a web site developer: cool, that’s what we do. how can I help? caller: I have a simple site and I need some updates. not much really, just a few changes. is that something you … Continue reading
sometimes you aren’t even sure it’s a win
“Sometimes you aren’t even sure it is a win?” “When you’re a hoser, admit it” - Adam Sohn at PRSADIconf
the concept of destiny
After spending a lot of time falling asleep at the library while facing the philosophy books, I determined that the concept of destiny is a construct that allows man a gentle release from facing the terror of his existence, and … Continue reading
Tools and Tech for PR Agencies
Listening to Sandra Fathi‘s presentation at T3PR. Slides below with lots of helpful resources. Tools & Technology for High Tech PR View more presentations from Sandra Fathi.
T3PR: Strategic Views on Technology & PR
Honored to be presenting at PRSA’s T3PR Conference “Strategic Views on Technology and the Changing PR Landscape” this Friday in NYC. You really can’t visit NYC often enough. And I definitely appreciate true STRATEGIC PR. Our keynote speaker is none … Continue reading
Google “God in Houston” and you won’t find a church
In the process of explaining SEO (search engine optimization) over the years I frequently demonstrate that if you Google “God in Houston” the top results are not churches. Now I’m not talking about the local results that show the churches, but the … Continue reading
Social Media for Public Relations Pros at PRSA Charlotte
Thanks to the Charlotte North Caroline Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America for the opportunity to address 160 pros yesterday. Attendee Jason Keath of Charlotte already has a wrap up post from my talk here. Thanks Jason! And … Continue reading
The Tricksters of Social Media; Fakesters vs Avasters
“So much seems possible at the beginning of a trip, so many things seem brimmed with meaning.” pg 5 “…trickster is a boundary-crosser. Every group has its edge, its sense of in and out, and trickster is always there, at … Continue reading