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    Handling Difficult People by Being One of Them

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 18, 2009

    A few days ago I spoke to a group that started programming early in the morning. Although I wasn’t on until 9:45 I decided to get there early to hear the first speaker talk about communications. Our preliminary exercise required that we introduce the person to our right. The person on my left introduced the…

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  • Marketing | Social Media

    Making the Grade in Social Media Marketing | Simple Score Sheet

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 17, 2009

    Is there a simple way to tell how you’re doing in social media? How can you gauge what’s working and what needs to be fixed? In preparing for a presentation, I came up with ways to rank five social media marketing and PR essential elements. Plan Platforms Keywords Images Stories Social Media Marketing Scoring Guide…

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  • Blogging

    Lincoln: The First Technology President

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 12, 2009

    Today is Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday. While there’s lots of talk about our new president being the first to bring technology into White House communications, maybe this reference really belongs to President Obama’s role model, Abraham Lincoln. On November 7, 2006 – election day – I wrote a post called Abe Lincoln’s T-Mails: high-tech Civil…

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  • Blogging

    Business Communication Shortcut to Success: The Creative Workplan

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 11, 2009

    As a backdrop for my presentation to “It’s Chic to be Geek” I’m sharing a process we usually only show to our clients. Called the Creative WorkPlan, it’s a structure thought process/checklist that walks you through why you’re writing or communication just about anything. Thanks to Theresa Carter, founder of Chicago’s “The Local Tourist” and…

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  • Blogging

    Wired Writing: 17 Ways to Enliven Your Message

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 11, 2009

    Looking for ways to energize your message delivery? Here’s the list we use when we create wired writing for our clients. Wired Writing: Ways to Enliven Writing Start with what’s most important Active versus passive voice You versus we Peer editing Short sentences Lead with verbs Tell stories Gunning Fog Index Read aloud Interview Research…

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  • Blogging

    Wired Writing: 17 Ways to Enliven Your Message

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 11, 2009

    Looking for ways to energize your message delivery? Here’s the list we use when we create wired writing for our clients. Wired Writing: Ways to Enliven Writing Start with what’s most important Active versus passive voice You versus we Peer editing Short sentences Lead with verbs Tell stories Gunning Fog Index Read aloud Interview Research…

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  • PR | Social Media

    Brink ebook download | Social Media Guide from the Edge by Todd Defren

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 11, 2009

      “Google is every brand’s new home page.” “You might want to think less about “marketing” and more about “findability.” Two of my favorite quotes from Brink, a new new ebook that captures the best of Todd Defren’s writing at his blog, PR Squared. A principal at SHIFT Communications, Todd sets the tone for the…

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  • Branding | PR

    Going Pro with Business, Blogging, PR or Skateboarding

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 9, 2009

    “It’ll never work. It’s taken me 12 years to do what I do. You have to practice for hours to do these tricks. And, you have bail – a lot.” 16 year old skateboarder’s answer to why he won’t give skateboarding lessons It’s Monday and I’m in the mood for some motivation. What do you…

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  • PR

    Optimizing Personal PR

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 6, 2009

    What do you tell people you do when you meet them for the first time? Are you a title, a profession, an entrepreneur or something else? On the way to a networking event, I decided to introduce myself as “The Optimizer” or someone who optimizes people, places and things. It’s fun to test out different…

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  • PR | Press Releases

    Press Releases Power Up Small Business Enterpreneurs, as seen on . . .

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 5, 2009

    While it didn’t take a press release to get interviewed in a feature about the power of press releases for small businesses on inc.com [published this week], it did take a personal connection. A connection with the writer, Marla Tabaka, a contributor to inc.com’s one person business blog series. Marla also writes for Sparkplugging. A…

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  • Publicity

    RSS Tips: How to Feed Blog-News Subscriptions into Outlook 2007

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 4, 2009

    Do you know what RSS stands for? Do you care? You do, if you want to get news delivered somewhere to you automatically online. RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. It’s like ordering online subscriptions to blogs, news sites, twitter updates or any content that has an RSS feed. Sounds kind of fancy to have…

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  • PR | Publicity | Speaking

    How to Write a Professional Speaker Recommendation

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 3, 2009

    Groups give speakers get all kinds of gifts: flowers, chocolate, gift certificates. One of the best “gifts” you can give a speaker is a recommendation. Although I use critique sheets for reviews, it’s not often that a get a group review like this one from West Suburban Women Entrepreneurs. What I like about this format:…

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  • Marketing Blog

    Blog Redesign Priorities | Reader Survey

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi February 2, 2009

    I’m getting ready to redesign this blog and I’m asking for your help. After writing over 550 blog posts, it’s safe to say I like what I’m doing. But, do my readers? How can I make visiting this blog a better experience for them? Click Here to take a quick blog redesign survey Now that…

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  • Branding | Online PR

    Online PR Site Makeover |20+ Ways to Attract Traffic

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 31, 2009

    Does your website need refreshing? Are you attracting all the traffic you want? Does your intent match your results? Every website needs a review now and then. In this article by Barbara Rozgonyi, you’ll discover 20 tactics you can use to revitalize your website. Originally published in October 2007, this post suggests 20 ways to…

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  • PR | Social Media

    College Public Relations Students and Social Media : Maximizing Twitter Value

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 29, 2009

    Here’s the latest in our reader Q&A series . . . from a college student in Toronto who asked questions in the comment box on a recent post about questioning twitter boundaries. Thanks to Cory for giving me permission to answer her questions as a blog post and to and to everyone who contributes to…

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  • Branding | Marketing

    PR Strategies: using acronyms as short-hand messaging

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 27, 2009

    Technorati Tags: branding,marketing,public relations Want to help people remember something? Forming your message into an acronym catches attention and gets you noticed. Possibilities for S-O-C-I-A-L: S subject, space, story, super O organize, open, opus, ostrich C content, create, cool, classic I intelligent, insight, investment, innuendo A act, action, American, all, art L learn, laugh, love,…

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  • Social Media

    Digital Personal Branding: who me? yes YOU! | Chicago Social Media Club January Event

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 26, 2009

    Now we’re getting somewhere. Momentum is building in Chicago around all things social media. As a founding member of the second city’s Social Media Club, I’m thrilled to see people packing rooms to learn, network and advance social media for themselves, their companies and the community at large. Check out Social Media Club Chicago’s Facebook…

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  • Social Media

    Happy Doodle or Real Life: Questioning Twitter Boundaries

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 24, 2009

    “I’m calling you because I’m in the happy doodle business. This guy wants to get serious. Maybe you can help him. Here’s his number” That’s the call I got late one afternoon from a well-regarded PR agency that specializes in happy stories. But, life isn’t always happy, fun or pretty – even though some PR…

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  • Marketing | Social Media

    Affiliate Marketing, Social Media and Red, Red . . .

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 22, 2009

    Red, red wine you make me feel so fine You keep me rocking all of the time Don’t know if that’s his theme song, but that’s the background music in Gary Vaynerchuk’s, Affiliate Summit West conference keynote. I watched it live, took notes and pulled out the highlights. Host of Wine Library TV: Gary Vaynerchuk’s…

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  • Speaking

    9 Innovative Marketing Tactics for Public Speakers and Small Businesses

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 21, 2009

    I’ll never know everything I need to know about marketing. That’s why I study what other people do that works. Especially people like Ford Saeks whose clients include Randy Gage who talks about prosperity and business. Recently, I had the opportunity to hear Ford talk about marketing for speakers and small business at our local…

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  • Social Media | Speaking

    LinkedIn PR Keynotes from Women Entrepreneurs

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 15, 2009

    If women love to socialize so much, why aren’t more of them growing their networks online? After talking to West Suburban Women Entrepreneurs today, three major obstacles surfaced: time, diversification and technology. [If you’re a meeting planner, call 630.207.7530 to check my availability – I love to do presentations like this.] That’s me with Karen…

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  • Marketing | Speaking

    Speaker Marketing: SlideShare Presentations Promote Your Content

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 14, 2009

    Problem: You have a fabulous presentation, but the only people who ever see it sit in your audience Solution: Upload your presentation with or without audio to Slideshare and reach the world – along with more than a few new prospects Almost a year ago today I wrote those words about SlideShare as a cool…

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  • Marketing | Social Media

    The Social Media Potluck: What are you taking?

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 13, 2009

    Potlucks are popular in my circles – and a huge source of anxiety for me. Don’t get me wrong, I love to cook [I did answer yes to Julia Child when she asked me that question in person, so I have to say yes]. But, sometimes there isn’t time to make what I want. Take…

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  • Networking | Social Media

    Social Networking Online-How to Dodge Potholes | Reader Q & A

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 8, 2009

    Social networking online is a lot like driving in Chicago in winter. This time of year it’s difficult to drive down the street without dropping into a pothole. You know, a dip that jars your car. After a few potholes, you start to dodge the drop off. This post covers five ways to fill the…

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  • Marketing

    Marketing PR Budget Limbo Dance Method: How low can you go?

    ByBarbara Rozgonyi January 6, 2009

    Video: A beach in Jamaica with David Hasselhoff – doing the limbo dance. Reality: New year, new budget, uncertainty Every business and organization needs to set a 2009 budget for marketing, advertising and PR based on the results they want to achieve. Maybe you’re doing the limbo dance with your budget right now. Lowering your…

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