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How to Accelerate PR Performance and Measure Results
What to Ask Before You Dress to Run Your PR Race It’s a challenge all media/public relations consultants often face: impatient clients who want major media results NOW. If you’re one of them – an impatient client or a pressured PR pro – try asking these questions I often ask prospects . . . Why…
PR Friendly Index for February 2008 | WPRW at 61
One way to make a name for yourself is to rank your peers. Kudos to Brendan Cooper for his evolution of the PR Friendly Index. This month, Wired PR Works comes in at 61/100. To see how the top 100 PR sites stack up in terms of Brendan’s new scoring system, check out the…
Google’s Chrome Browser Begins with Press Release
On September 2 Google revealed Chrome, its new browser. While most of the buzz about Chrome’s public relations is around the comic book Google mailed to bloggers, the idea that the project started on day one with the team writing a press release caught my attention. To hear how the team was challenged to write…
Online PR Study | Digital PR Gets 5% of Budget over 50% of the Time
A recently released survey from Citigate Dewe Rogerson suggests that online PR needs to be explored further. [First spotted on DirectTrafficMedia.] Citigate Dewe Rogerson surveyed more than 100 marketing professionals in the UK and Ireland in October 2008 to come up with these findings: · Over 50% of marketing pros allocate under 5% of budgets…
52 Open Houses and Counting:: A Soothing Seranade to Cap Them Off
Tonight the Glen Ellyn Children’s Chorus gave away a most precious gift – a private concert just for the parents. I’ve lost track of how many parent orientations and open houses we’ve been to in September. [I can tell you that going to every soccer game this week easily ate up 10 hours or so.]…
Wired PR Works by Barbara Rozgonyi | New Address
Effective today, August 15, 2007, Wired PR Works by Barbara Rozgonyi is now located at: http://barbararozgonyi-wiredprworks.com The new site includes archives dating back to June 2006. Wired PR Works RSS Feed
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