Li Evans of Search Marketing Gurus was so kind to interview me for her Women of Internet Marketing column this week. Luckily, I was one of two interviews, the first being an interesting talk with Karen Wickre. I really enjoyed Karen's interview. Karen oversees all of the blogs on Google, from Webmaster Central's blog to Google's blog, Karen's hand helps to guide and nurture these vast informational yet rather personal communication tools that Google has leveraged to help bring its' many tools and services into the public spectrum. read more...
Feeds Devoted to PR Grow by 34 Percent
If you feel overloaded by the sheer volume of information available in the public relations sphere online and in your feedreader, there may be a reason. According to Constantin Basturea at PR Meets the WWW, there are currently 743 feeds devoted to the public relations worldwide. Constantin's list has gown by 34 percent over the last year. DATE FEEDS GROWTH October 22, 2006 555 April 8, 2006 674 +21% November 26, read more...
Blogging Nuns: How Can a Religious Community Participate in Social Media?
Today, I had a great meeting with a community of nuns that hope to reach out to a new generation. They believe social media might be the way. Out of all of the people I have met with recently, this group really "gets it" in that they are inherently looking for a way that they can contribute to the community. No social media "users" in that crowd. While meeting with them, I asked my Twitter network, "How can a religious community participate in social media? I have to say that I was impressed and entertained by the answers, and so were the sisters. Here is what the Twitter network (a community in action) said: read more...
Making It Relevant: Career Advice from a Real Estate Editor
There are many things I am thankful for this year - family, friends and a certain real estate editor that used to work at the Baltimore Sun. Back in 1997, I had only been working in public relations for a couple of years. I was green and eager. I worked inside PR, and was tasked with media relations. It turned out that early that year, one of our members opened an innovative community and won an award. So I called Robert Nusgart, then-editor of the Real Estate section of read more...
When Values and Policies Don’t Match: WaMU Sends Soldier to War Without Cash
Picture this, a soldier is getting ready to go to Iraq for 400 days and realizes that he is out of money. He does what most of us would do, he calls Mom and Dad and asks them to put a few hundred dollars in his bank account. However, when his Dad goes to deposit the money the bank says "No." They explain that the account is closed because it was overdrawn by 98 cents (less than $1 US), plus a $5 bank charge. The father explains the circumstances, but rather than re-open the account they suggest he opens a NEW account. Which won't get the read more...
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