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.
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.
Thanks to PR Web’s free press release content distribution feature and Google reader, you can direct your news to be delivered in the place that’s most convenient for you or your audience. Here’s how: 1. Find a place for the news – a website; Typepad blog or your Yahoo!, Google or My MNS newsreader. Google’s…
Talking about online marketing and public relations is one of my passions. Every chance I get, I share my knowledge. Thanks to Dr. Pauline Wallin for selecting me as her online virtual publicity expert in her upcoming “Marketing with Authority” distance learning course. Find out how Pauline promotes her programs using slideshare videos like this…
Interested in what happened at BlogWorld? During the sessions, I sent out what amounted to a 15 page Word document, which added up to over 300 updates. This post covers the state of the blogosphere address & opening keynote with Chris Alden, Anil Dash and Richard Jalichandra who previewed Technorati’s State of the Blogosphere report. You’ll…
Here’s this week’s MTN News Ezine article. Subscribe to Barbara Rozgonyi’s online marketing and PR ezine . . . Avoid Blogging Blunders: 10 Steps to Blogging Success by Barbara Rozgonyi, founder of CoryWest Media To request permission to reproduce or republish this article, contact connect AT corywestmedia DOT com. Thinking of starting a blog or…
Fifty characters: my recommended target mark and the length of the headline for this blog post. Making headlines caught my attention last week when a contact in a Yahoo! Group asked if anyone could talk about how to write headlines. After I volunteered, I decided to write this post to share my findings along…
When you thank someone, you recognize them for the goodness they bring to your business or your life. When you publicly thank partners, vendors, employees – and of course, clients, your create publicity opportunities for both sides. Start at the first point of contact One dreary day I strolled into a splashy gift store. After…