Posts Tagged ‘101’

I’m creating a new list of places to educate yourself about social media, social networking, digital marketing, PR 2.0 and whatever else you want to call it. This list is in the spirit of #followfriday on Twitter (which I’ve been tagged in but never reciprocated, sorry!) and in response to questions about where to find [...]


From the “best thing I read today” files (courtesy of Clickz):
Widgets on a social network are different from those on a personal platform. This might seem obvious, but it’s worth mentioning. The most successful applications on Facebook harness the social network. This includes music and video applications that allow users to see what others are [...]


My 2.0 Tool of the week: FireFox version 3 browser
According to the download website it’s faster, safer and smarter than ever before. Firefox is my (and millions of other people too) web browser of choice. Everyone else has already downloaded it so you should too. Here are a few of my favorite things about [...]


In an effort to stop slacking on my blog duties, I’m going to start a weekly posting to highlight a “favorite tool.” These can be brand new or one of my can’t-live-without web tools (or applications) that I want to share.
I’ll start with a preliminary list of what I use daily that you hopefully already [...]


Below is the presentation I gave at the Oregon Capital PRSA Chapter meeting today. It is titled “Social Media 101: Adding New Media to Your PR Toolbox.” Feel free to email me if you would like the notes or a PDF version of the presentation. I posted my favorite PR blog links below, so make [...]


As mentioned below, I’m building my first ever Social Media presentation to give to a group of PRSA members next week. So far I have…lots in my head, lots on notes here and there. Nothing on Power Point, yet. No worries — cramming is what I learned in college.
In a Social Media 101 presentation, its [...]


I’ve been asked to lead a presentation for the Oregon Capital PRSA group next week, with the intent to introduce Web 2.0, new media tools and how to integrate them, for an audience of 20-30 PR professionals. It’s gut check time for me (creating the presentation while packing for a cross-country move, ouch!), and a [...]