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Protect Your Brand – Use Caution When Jumping on the Royal Wedding Media Bandwagon

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Remember, the point of conducting a public relations campaign is to reinforce your brand. For example, how does a press release announcing a new law firm partner serve the brand when it appears on a Royal Wedding News website? Better examples include law firms focusing on pre-nuptial agreements, issues for workers on a national holiday and the licensing of wedding merchandise.

Protect Your Brand – Use Caution When Jumping on the Royal Wedding Media Bandwagon

Obtaining Return on Objectives with Social Media

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Social media can be overwhelming and downright hard-to-understand. We get that. However, with 1.5 million lawyers on a site such as LinkedIn, it is clear that avoiding social media is simply not a tenable option.

Obtaining Return on Objectives with Social Media

Creating Value and Other Aspects of a Successful Blog

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The first rule of thumb is value. Is the content you’re providing a benefit to your readership? If so, your readers will be sure to stick around.

Creating Value and Other Aspects of a Successful Blog

That Sound Bite Kicks A%&!

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We typically avoid humor or sarcasm, but CBS used it – and used it well – in response to the trademark infringement lawsuit filed against them by the Naked Cowboy.

That Sound Bite Kicks A%&!

Super Lessons from Big Game’s Commercials – Update

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Seems Groupon is now listening!  Founder Andrew Mason pulled the controversial ads.  Per the company’s official blog: “We hate that… Read More

Super Lessons from Big Game’s Commercials – Update

Super Lessons from Big Game’s Commercials

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The marketing and PR world is abuzz over the Super Bowl commercials – the annual attempt to convert millions of customers… Read More

Super Lessons from Big Game’s Commercials

Finding the PowerPoint Middle Ground

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The other day, The Wall Street Journal published a piece called “Avoiding the Road to PowerPoint Hell.”  The article detailed… Read More

Finding the PowerPoint Middle Ground

What’s Going on in your Patch?

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There has lot of grumbling about the imminent demise of newspapers.  You can scope out all the latest casualties here. … Read More

What’s Going on in your Patch?

Evolving from Yellow Pages to SEO

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If you have good content, how do you “optimize” it for search engines? First, start with the end in mind. What terms might a client search for? Have you woven these into the content? Then consider your client base.

Evolving from Yellow Pages to SEO

Power of the Sound Bite

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“If you touch my junk, I’ll have you arrested.” There it is…the infamous and accidental sound bite of the moment. … Read More

Power of the Sound Bite

With Some PR Help, World Series Congratulatory Ad Could Have Been So Much More

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The A’s did congratulate the community and build goodwill, but they failed to give fans any reason to engage the organization. There is also no way to learn more about the organization for those that are curious. It is basically a giant greeting card.

With Some PR Help, World Series Congratulatory Ad Could Have Been So Much More

Even Bandwagons Need to Manage Expectations

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Of course, the problem with a bandwagon is that the fever takes over and the logic of managing expectations is thrown out the window. However, managed expectations are exactly what this bandwagon needs.

Even Bandwagons Need to Manage Expectations

Start with Social Media by Conducting an Audit

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Most people are unaware of the amount of personal and professional data they are publishing. Educating employees also lets them know that you are aware of what they are publicly doing on these properties.

Start with Social Media by Conducting an Audit

Online Video No Longer So 2008

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Way back when (2008 actually), Kevin O’Keefe posted a blog entry discussing law firms putting videos on their websites.  While… Read More

Online Video No Longer So 2008