Blogging Inspiration Marketing and Public Relations Opinions, Randomness SEO The Social Web Web Trends and News The Future Buzz | Media, Marketing, PR Home about connect/social web archives January 28, 2009 Blogger Relations: Two Approaches For PR Posted by Adam Singer in Marketing and Public Relations There has been some good thinking on PR and its interaction with the blogosphere

How to Change the World A practical blog for impractical people. « Blog Versus Book: How I Write My Blog Entries | Main | Irony » February 18, 2006 How to Suck Up to a Blogger Blogging has flipped traditional PR on its head. It used to be that ink begat buzz. Life was simple then: you sucked up to the Wall Street Journal , one of its reporters wrote about your product, and the buzz began. (Heres

Blogging Inspiration Marketing and Public Relations Opinions, Randomness SEO The Social Web Web Trends and News The Future Buzz | Media, Marketing, PR Home about connect/social web archives June 17, 2008 20 Tips for Pitching Bloggers Posted by Adam Singer in Tips For Marketing To Bloggers Marketers, PR people, artists, even other bloggers want what they are doing to be written

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davefleet.com Exploring the intersection of communications, marketing and social media Skip to content About Contact Pitching Tips « Edelman’s Trust Barometer 2008 - Social Media Rising; Word of Mouth Still King IABC Takes The Lead With The Social Media Release » Enough With Blogger Strategies! I attended an event recently where I had the pleasure of chatting with a number of executives about social media. All a-buzz with buzz words The ‘in’ term seemed to be “blogging strategies”

MediaBullseye.com | Masthead | Submissions | Subscribe | Contact Six Steps to Better Blogger Relations By Geoff Livingston January 30, 2008 The big issue with most blogger relations articles revolves around a tendency to treat bloggers like traditional media, and also a focus on tactical pitches or

A big value proposition that comes with Browse My Stuff is that it provides a great opportunity to build a relationship with bloggers in a particular field. Along the way, I’ve come to realize that there’s quite a bit to learn about how to effectively work with other bloggers.  I’ve been collecting information on this topic for a bit and some of the best resources on Blogger Outreach , Blogger Relations In Learning, Extended Brain and Topic Hubs , I discussed my experience in launching Speaking Pro Central .  I realized that I should know a lot

« Camp Baby Blogstorm | Main | Insanity » 03/21/2008 PR people: do your homework BEFORE you reach out to bloggers As weve seen this week alone, from the Camp Baby blogstorm and other incidents (like inviting Jewish moms to Disney over Passover), it is painfully apparent that many PR firms and reps reaching out to bloggers dont do their homework . This is probably the root cause of the most egregious blogger relations SNAFUs. A poorly written pitch makes you chuckle.

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Conversation Agent « Monetizing Video Online | Main | Anticipate, Stimulate, Welcome, Recover » When is it a Good Idea to Include Bloggers in Your Media Outreach? There are plenty of posts dedicated to how to pitch bloggers. Jeff Pulver stated that PR is not an industry for lazy people. I give Darren Rowse the gold for starting his commentary with the suggestion that you'd want to comment first and become a genuine and active member of that blog's community before pitching. Lee Odden