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3 Ways Tech Companies Can Avoid a Boring Office Launch
Cambridge Consultants recently opened an office in Boston, and since the March office is just around the corner of its new location, I had the opportunity to attend and photograph the Boston launch party earlier this month. As I had seen the…
How to Maximize Your Meetings in a Multi-Tasking World
We’re all guilty of it: multi-tasking on mute during a conference call, whether it’s emailing on your laptop, texting on your cell phone or – if you can believe it – even riding the stationary bike at the gym.
InterCall, the world’s…
5 Tips for Conducting Media Interviews… on Camera!
This post was first published by Meredith L. Eaton on March Communications' blog PR Nonsense.
Ever since Forrester Research’s 2008 report, How Video Will Take Over The World, marketing and PR pros have been all over the rise of video content,…
3 Lessons from Customer Service I’ve Taken to Tech PR
This post was first published by Brette Querzoli on March Communications' blog PR Nonsense.
Since I was old enough to have a job, I worked in customer service. As it turns out, all of those years serving food or selling clothes brought me…
4 Ways to Go Beyond the Press Release in a Post Google Panda World
It isn’t “new” news any more that Google’s Panda 4.0 caused the SEO visibility of press releases to drop considerably, but companies are still working to adjust PR strategies. The silver lining is that the increasing emphasis on original…
How to Encourage Your Employees to be Brand Advocates on Twitter
By now, we all know the importance of having an active social media presence. No matter your industry, the chances of your customers being online are very high; that means you need to be online, too.
As PR professionals, we spend a lot of…
3 Easy-to-Use Analytics Tools (and None are from Google)
According to Wikipedia, “magical thinking” is the attribution of causal relationships between actions and events where scientific consensus says there is none. If you replace “scientific consensus” with “hard numbers,” you might…
Funny facts about Sweden and the swedes
As a third culture kid, currently living in Sweden, here is a list of things that are different in Sweden from what I have experienced in other countries.
1. Swedes love their coffee. Few people drink as much coffee as the Swedes, they are…
What I know about Denmark – 7 tips from an insider
If you know just a little about Danish culture, you have probably heard of the Law of Jante. For several decades, this law was practiced indirectly, while the Danes pretended to actually practice the opposite… Today, a different set of rules…
5 Ways to Measure the Impact of a Digital PR Campaign
Say that your tech company recently got covered in a major tech publication like TechCrunch or VentureBeat. For about a week, you see a pretty big spike in traffic going to your website. Maybe a few people even register for a trial of your product…
Feel The Need To Attack Your Competition? Here Are Four Tips To Keep In Mind
While there isn’t quite the degree of mud-slinging among financial services firms as there is among politicians during an election year, business executives do sometimes feel the urge to tear down the competition. And some of them have been…
Transform media training from old and busted to new hotness – tips to guide you along with media training via webcam
This post was first published by Madge Miller on March Communications' blog PR Nonsense.
Executives going through media training is like saying the sun rises and sets. A senior PR person will show up, video camera in-hand, to capture every…