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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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Got something ‘boring’ coming up? Make your news an event!
So, regular readers (which implies regular writing, I know!) will know that I like to tip the hat when I come across some good PR. So, this week I’m all about the stroke of genius that was Dot Conf. Here’s … Continue reading
Posted in Hints & Tips, Online PR
Tagged dot conf, dotconf, good PR, National College of Ireland, NCIRL, PR
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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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Online Press Releases – How do you like yours?
Dear Bloggers, More and more organisations are waking up to the benefits of including you in their contact lists and informing you of what they’re at. As ‘online PR’ becomes the norm, organisations realise that as well as their own … Continue reading
Posted in Online PR, Online PR Research
Tagged blog, bloggers, contact lists, online journalist, onlinePR, PR, PR professional, share
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Preparing for PR: Chosing the right PR consultant
Last week I blogged about ways you can get yourself ready for outsourced PR and save yourself some money. This week is all about where to start looking for that PR person… 1) Decide on your budget As I discussed … Continue reading
Preparing for PR: Some tips to save money!
So, you’ve set aside a budget and decided you’re going to invest in a bit of PR be it traditional or online PR. What’s next? Well I would suggest you save yourself a few bob by getting your house in … Continue reading
Posted in Hints & Tips
Tagged chosing a consultancy, media, onlinePR, planning, PR, preparing for PR, recession, save money
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2009 – Get Flexible!
And no I’m not talking about that New Year’s resolution to exercise more! 2009 is going to be a challenge for most, especially small businesses – just before Christmas, ISME said 2009 was going to be ‘bleak’ for its members. … Continue reading
Posted in Online PR
Tagged 2009, flexible billing, New Years resolutions, onlinePR, PR, PR budgets, recession, reinvent PR, retainers
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Phew, site’s up, what a relief!
Welcome to my website and my blog! I plan on writing terribly exciting posts here(!) so feel free to subscribe. Also if you’ve any feedback about anything on my site I’d love to hear from you. Happy Christmas and a … Continue reading