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In this week's # ConnectChat on Tuesday, Jan. 3, we featured blogging expert Nathan Burgess ( @prcog ), who explained "How to Manage and Write for a Blog" with advice for company and personal bloggers on coming up with story ideas, managing guest bloggers, scheduling posts, working as a team and more. Burgess is a senior account executive and digital strategist at BlissPR , a B2B PR and marketing communications firm in New York City. In this role, Burgess advises client companies on the development of social media and digitally based marketing programs Burgess: The main goal of PRBC is really to provide a forum for PR pros (and all communicators) to discuss industry issues ranging from techniques and tips to handling working relationships. Anything really that could be of interest.
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Top 10 Apps for Freelance Bloggers
A freelance blogger is a jack-of-all-trades. This person has writing, design and coding skills, all used to create inspiring content. Besides, blogging requires a lot of responsibility, perseverance and diligence dealing with web media on a daily basis.
SEO for Corporate Blogs: Where to Use Keywords - Online Marketing Blog
Numerous companies start blogs to better connect with customers (but often through a narcissistic lens ). In most cases, Public Relations departments manage social media and blogging for companies which is great for promoting key messages and distributing information.
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R ecently I’ve written about maintaining your blogging focus , I frequently advocate smart time management and why you should plan things out (even though sometimes the best plan is not having one ), and a couple weeks ago I passionately shared my advocacy for the blogging platform as a means to (literally) “ change your life “. Serious shit people. Through the past year (yes we’re finally only a couple days away from the big ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY here at Life Without Pants – if you can believe it’s only been a year) – I have received countless emails and have sat down with some amazing, passionate, articulate people that all present the same dilemma:
I launched my blog Sept. 20, 2009, and have since written and/or featured 55 original posts. I have contributed to other blogs 10 times. And of course, I’ve promoted each and every one of these pieces on Twitter.
Why Blog for Free? « Lauren Novo's PR Journey
Lauren Novo's PR Journey
I’m pleased to introduce you to PR Job Seeker of the Week, Lisa DeCanio, who is hoping to secure an entry level PR position in Chicago or Boston. She has a unique (and well-written) story to tell so definitely read this all the way through! About five months ago, the most I knew about PR was that it stood for Public Relations.