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Tell them something they don’t know!
I came across this thanks to @adrianweckler of the Sunday Business Post – a fantastic example of getting media coverage by providing journalists with factual, interesting and topical data. No journalist will ever say no to that! Absolute Software, a … Continue reading
Posted in Hints & Tips
Tagged Absolute Software, BBC, FOI, Freedom of Information, Online PR, PR, stolen laptops
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Is PR a worthwhile expense for small businesses?
A lot of people tell me they can’t afford PR, especially those involved in micro businesses and SMEs. My response? “Can you afford not to dabble a little?” PR today is a lot better value then it used to be … Continue reading
Posted in Online PR
Tagged Dun Laoghaire CEB, Enterprise Ireland, HPSU, Online PR, PR, PR for small businesses, SME
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Dublin’s 1st MeasurementCamp
On Tuesday last I had the pleasure of attending MeasurementCamp in the Odeon on Harcourt St in Dublin. MeasurementCamp has been going in the UK and the US for some time but this was a first for Dublin. Now, anyone … Continue reading
Posted in Online PR, Online PR Research
Tagged bloggers, creative, MeasurementCamp Dublin, Online PR
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The Dominos Effect – Why you can’t ignore online PR
Its often difficult to explain to clients the importance of monitoring their reputation online and justifying time and money spent on online communications can be a challenge. This example will help! On Monday, April 13, 2009 a couple of Dominos … Continue reading
By George, I think they’ve got it! Irish Media on Twitter
by @emilytully The Irish media really seem to be getting to grips with Twitter. RTE radio 1′s Morning Ireland ran a package on it this morning thanks to reporter @ElMcM Yesterday’s Sunday Tribune and Sunday Times had articles about it … Continue reading
Posted in Online PR, Online PR Research
Tagged irish media, media on twitter, Online PR, tweet, Twitter
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