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Very informative and beautiful Pinterest infographic
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A great list, including good tips for bloggers trying to build their traffic
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SXSW Eats: Food panels at the interactive conference >> @Christine Cox, we need to attend some of these!
The new definition of PR was released. How do you feel about it? Me: I think it's a little watered down.
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[editorial] Should you follow everyone back on Pinterest or be picky?
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Tips for finding/RSVPing to Interactive parties >> we look forward to our panel!
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Today we celebrated the 1 yr anniversary of PR Soup - my collaborative blog site offering PR and communications advice for entrepreneurs and small biz. Have a read!
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Study: Pinterest drives more referral traffic than G+, nearly on par with Twitter.
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Wondering how small biz can use Pinterest?
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Andrea Schulle Thanks for repin, Holly!
Anatomy of Pinterest and ideas for using the site for business.
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The Modern Jewish Wedding You have to help me with this!
Andrea Schulle You betcha! Let's find a time to talk when you get back!
And a good example of bad PR handled, well, badly.
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Andrea Schulle Thanks for the "like" AG Beat!
ID theft protection services client has become a regular contributor to KVUE news!
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Story placed in Better Homes & Garden's special interest publication for client.
Story placed in Houston-based Space City Publishing magazines for Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept.
Just wrote a blog post on benefits of Pinterest for small businesses. Check it out and leave me a comment!
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Derek Stein Similar to the PR field itself, this definition is always going to be variable and each practitioner is going to posses a definition as unique as their personal approach to the work they conduct. Watered down? Perhaps, but only because it needs to be in order to capture the broadest aspect of our industry.
Andrea Schulle @Derek Stein - thanks for your input! I think PRSA made the first mistake by crowd sourcing. It's hard to get anything accomplished that way - IMHO. I also think the definition was made palatable for the masses and didn't add any clarity to what PR is. Perhaps they shouldn't have been so broad and aimed more for clarity.