by Kami Huyse
Everything you need to know about risk and social media you can learn from Monty Python. Okay, perhaps not everything, but the classic scene where the Knights of the Roundtable approach the “Bridge of Doom” in their quest for the Holy Grail holds a lot of wisdom. Three Questions to Ask for Your Social Media Strategy
by Kami Huyse
The first rule of public relations and announcements: peg your announcement to coincide with an associated holiday, event or other news hook. In trying something different, I am going to collect the best April Fools gags by companies throughout the day and add them here. If you see one that I should cover, leave a comment below. Or you can Tweet it to me @kamichat on Twitter. Here is a starter that I got late last night. GreyScale Popular Android App, read more...
by Kami Huyse
The six degrees of separation is the idea that every person is within six degrees of knowing every other person on earth. In 1929, Hungarian author Frigyes Karinthy published a volume of short stories titled Everything is Different. In one of the stories, the characters created a game to prove that any two people could be connected through at most five acquaintances. That was (obviously) well before the Internet and the connected social web we all now know. In 1990, author-editor read more...
by Kami Huyse
I realize I have been a little quiet lately. The truth is that I have been out having fun with clients. Take a look. Thanks to Fast Company, Shel Israel and Fran Stephenson for making measurement fun! read more...
by Kami Huyse
At least not most days... On Friday Red/Write Web carried an excellent article about the Work From Home generation. And while I agreed with much of the article, the part about heading to your personal computer in your PJs made light of the fact that working at home - for an employer or for yourself - is serious business. So, You Want to Work From Home? I often talk to public relations professionals that are enamored by the idea of starting their own read more...
