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Target, Engage, Dominate
This isn’t the mantra of some F/A-18 pilot flying off the deck of the USS Ronald Regan, but in actuality it is the mindset of many PR professionals in today’s market. Starting today communications professionals are going to have a new tool ... Continue reading »
This isn’t the mantra of some F/A-18 pilot flying off the deck of the USS Ronald Regan, but in actuality it is the mindset of many PR professionals in today’s market. Starting today communications professionals are going to have a new tool ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
Just as I've seen PR firms create lists of reporters and then try pitching as many as possible, I'm seeing the same with bloggers. The problem now is two fold. I think a lot of reporters are used to that...its part of the job. But bloggers are likely to have less patience with this. And that will extend to PR people in general.
It's not just that PR people "don't get" bloggers. It's that they don't even try to understand them.
1 year ago
I'm not as afraid about media (bloggers) becoming lazy. Readers aren't stupid, they can smell a fake a mile away. And dishonesty will make a popular blogger unpopular.
It's the invisible hand of democratic media at work. If readers don't like what they're reading, they'll read something else - and, I have to believe, that most readers don't want to be handed a pile of PR labeled as news.