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Connect2 Communications, Inc.: 52 Tips for Strong PR – A 2014 Users Guide Tip 10: Forget the Formula
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Wednesday, March 12, 2014. 52 Tips for Strong PR – A 2014 Users Guide Tip 10: Forget the Formula. WSJcom, LightReading.com, etc. Because you’re not relying on telling the story through the journalist, you can talk directly to the audience, tell a deeper story and put the news into the right context. It also allows you to tell more stories about a company’s development as it evolves, showcasing how each move or change fits into a master plan. There is nothing inherently wrong with the pitch above, but I&#...
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Connect2 Communications, Inc.: 52 Tips for Strong PR – A 2014 Users Guide Tip 13: Be Active and Engaged
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Tuesday, April 15, 2014. 52 Tips for Strong PR – A 2014 Users Guide Tip 13: Be Active and Engaged. Not any doctor that I’d want to see. Some comments posted on an earlier. I’m not suggesting that you become a stalker, or continue to bombard someone that has said “no.” But your job requires you to get your company or client in front of people and to do that, you have to take an active, engaged approach. Richard M. Williams. Working with the media. March 25, 2015 at 3:38 AM. Subscribe To This Blog. Sci-fi ...
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Resources « HD Voice News
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Information about the world of HD voice. Pieces on HD Communication. Doug on IP Comm. Graves On SOHO VoIP. Jim Machi’s blog on VON. Has gone a HD crazy of late (10/07/09). TMC Net HD Voice Community. Handsets – Consumer. Handsets – Business (enterprise and SMB). Jeff Keni Pulver talking about HD Communications. Nimrod Borovsky, Audio Codes — Is HD VoIP ready for Prime Time – Part 1. AudioCodes – http:/ www.audiocodes.com/hdvoip. Gigaset Communications – =http:/ www.gigaset-sound.com/. TMCNet HD Voice page.
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Connect2 Communications, Inc.: December 2011
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011. What's the Plan, Stan? As you start your 2012 planning, the first thing most companies do is map out what they want to announce and when. There are road map considerations, revenue to recognize and industry trade shows to consider as decisions are made and schedules finalized. These product and feature announcements are the backbone of most company’s announcement strategy for the year. But do they really? That’s clearly important, but is it enough? Companies need to showcase...
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Connect2 Communications, Inc.: 52 Tips for Strong PR – A 2014 Users Guide Tip 12: Find the Current
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Friday, April 4, 2014. 52 Tips for Strong PR – A 2014 Users Guide Tip 12: Find the Current. One of the most interesting aspects of public relations is how it, if executed well, can enable a company to leverage current trends and market developments to its advantage. PR can help companies latch onto emerging market drivers to help boost awareness, demonstrate thought leadership and drive interest. It can preset expectations ahead of big product launches and defuse the actions of close competitors. Doug on...
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Connect2 Communications, Inc.: September 2013
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Friday, September 6, 2013. Hashtagology 101 - A Slightly Slanted New Lexicon for a #HashtaggedWorld. The word hashtag is part of the modern lexicon, even earning a definition in the. Hashtagology – the study of hashtags and their use in social conversations. Hashtagographer – a person that studies hashtags and probably makes a living as a social media expert. Probably needs a bit more sun. Hashtagslapped – the twitter version of the B@! CH slap, only used by “mean girls” and wannabes. Hashtagologist R...
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Connect2 Communications, Inc.: February 2012
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Thursday, February 2, 2012. 2012 – Fast Forward to the End. A friend of mine, Neil Rock (. Is a fantastic motivational speaker whose primary message is based on the simple principal that you have to visualize your goals, write them down and then physically post them somewhere visible so they can remind you every day of what you hope to accomplish. Let’s take a look at that goal and break down how it can be achieved. Create pitches that are relevant to what they are writing about, not just their beat.
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Connect2 Communications, Inc.: April 2012
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Monday, April 30, 2012. 2012 – Reaffirming the P in Public Relations. A story recently ran in. Wired by Steve Levy. Maybe in the rush to capture SEO dominance, these approaches provide some limited value, but I fail tosee how they help establish real relationships with the media or with readers. Stories written by robots can’t have the flair, opinion or color that a real person would include. Just look at the latest piece from your favorite columnist or reporter to prove it’s true. Richard M. Williams.
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Connect2 Communications, Inc.: July 2012
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Thursday, July 19, 2012. 2012 – Top Ten Reasons to Embrace Honesty in PR and Pitching. So what got me started on this topic? I read a really interesting blog post today on ReadWriteWeb by. How to Get Bloggers to Write about Your Startup: Insiders Advice. 8221; She provides solid advice about relevance, using supporting stats, presenting your pitching using lists (see – I’ve embraced that recommendation in this post! So to stay true to my headline, my Top Ten Reasons to Embrace Honesty in PR and Pitching:.
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Connect2 Communications, Inc.: March 2012
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012. 2012 – Pause and Take a Breath. Brand and value, I am suggesting that we are sometimes victims of our own need. This is why I’m recommending that when things happen, or fail to happen, it’s always best to pause, take a breath and evaluate what, if any, response or action is needed. There. Are absolutely times when a response is warranted but many times, the crisis identified. Their own benefit, not because they were adding any new information to the story. While I’m not ad...
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