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Arik’s Social Media Blog
Arik’s social media blog has been in publication for more 12 years and recognized by industry outlets like PRWeb and PRWeek as one of today’s leading industry blogs. With 1,500+ posts, his content is frequently syndicated on popular sites like PR Daily, Social Media Today, Business Insider and Ragan.com.
Creating value by integrating traditional and digital PR
This week I'm in Atlanta for the first-ever Solo PR Summit--organized by friend and fellow solo PR, Kellye Crane. After a...
HAPPO series: How to find a PR mentor
One of my goals for 2013: Find a business mentor who can provide insights into running a business, new business strategies,...
5 blogger best practices…from bloggers themselves
If you work in PR or social media, chances are, by now, you've had a chance to participate in a blogger outreach campaign...
Is LinkedIn slowly eroding its own platform?
Earlier this week, LinkedIn users started receiving emails like this: Feels pretty good, right? I'm in the top 1 percent!...
5 trends community managers should keep an eye on in 2013
In January, Social Fresh surveyed more than 1,000 partners for its annual Community Manager Report. It's the third year...
Community Manager Profiles: Vistaprint’s Jeff Esposito
If you work in community management, you've probably heard of Jeff Esposito by now. Either that, or you're sick of his...
So, God made a PR pro
You saw the Dodge Ram ad in Sunday's Super Bowl, right? If you haven't, take a peek at Edward Boches' review. Well, here's...
Did hash tags really work for brands with Super Bowl commercials?
If you were one of the 108-plus million people to watch the Super Bowl yesterday, you probably also noticed an interesting...
How to: Write Foursquare tips on behalf of brands with multiple locations
Ghostwriting blog posts, Facebook updates and tweets. I would have thought we'd covered this ground already, but so many...