by Deirdre Breakenridge • blogging, PR 2.0, PR 2.0 Technology, PRStudChat, Social media, Twitter • Tags: blogging, Breakenridge, communities, Deirdre Breakenridge, PR, PR 2.0, PRSSA, PRStudChat, Putting the public back in Public Relations, Relationships, Social media, Social networks, twitter, Valerie Simon
I feel that I can speak from experience (and from the heart) on the topic of building a strong and supportive community. Building #PRStudChat with @valeriesimon is one of the most rewarding initiatives in my professional career. Interacting in the community gives me the feeling of strength, knowledge, certainty, support, guidance, and friendship, in an […]
by Deirdre Breakenridge • PR 2.0, PRStudChat, Social media, Twitter • Tags: Breakenridge, communities, Deirdre Breakenridge, PR, PR 2.0, PRStudChat, public relations, Putting the public back in Public Relations, Social media, twitter, Valerie Simon
As the Holidays are upon us and the year comes to a close…we’re thinking about those special people in our communities, the gifts they bring to us every day and how we can show our thanks for their support.
by Deirdre Breakenridge • blogging, Organizational Behavior, PR 2.0, PR 2.0 Technology, Privacy, Social media, Social Media Policy, Strategic Communications • Tags: blogging, Breakenridge, communities, Deirdre Breakenridge, PR, PR 2.0, public relations, Putting the public back in Public Relations, Social media, Social media policy, Social networks
Now that you’ve written your organization’s social media policy…you’re only halfway there.
by Deirdre Breakenridge • PR 2.0, PR 2.0 Technology, Social media, Social Media Planning, Social Media Policy • Tags: Breakenridge, communities, Deirdre Breakenridge, Facebook, planning, PR, PR 2.0, PR Plan, PR2.0, Putting the public back in Public Relations, Social media, Social media policy, Social networks
The past few years have been revolutionary for PR and communications. We’ve seen changes in our approach and in new technologies that allow us to share, collaborate and connect directly with our constituents.
by Deirdre Breakenridge • PR 2.0, PR 2.0 Technology, Social media, Social Media Planning, Strategic Communications, Video • Tags: blogging, Breakenridge, communities, Deirdre Breakenridge, PR, PR 2.0, PR tools, PR2.0, public relations, Putting the public back in Public Relations, Social media, vblog
There are a lot of great technology partners. You need to roll up your sleeves and test several of these platforms to see which one meets the needs of your programs or the needs of different clients.
by Deirdre Breakenridge • Podcasts, PR 2.0, PR 2.0 Technology, PRStudChat, Social media, Twitter • Tags: Barbara Nixon, Breakenridge, communities, Deirdre Breakenridge, Facebook, PR, PR 2.0, PR Plan, PR2.0, PRstudcast, PRStudChat, Putting the public back in Public Relations, Social media, Social networks, twitter
Finally, we’re ready to announce the winner of the #PRStudChat Challenge. The two finalists were: Finalist #1: Karen Russell, PR Professor at the University of Georgia. Editor of the Journal of Public Relations Research. Karen’s collaborative lit review: http://bit.ly/9aT851 group SM book review: http://bit.ly/bW0l9Q offered a great example of the use of collaborative learning techniques […]
by Deirdre Breakenridge • Event, PR 2.0, PR 2.0 Technology, Social media, Social Media Planning, Social Media Policy, Strategic Communications • Tags: Beauty 2.0, Breakenridge, communities, Deirdre Breakenridge, PR, PR 2.0, PR2.0, public relations, Putting the public back in Public Relations, Relationships, Social media, Social media policy, Social networks
New York City has some of the best venues to host a networking event. Find a cool location and combine with an interesting topic (Beauty 2.0) and what do you have? The makings of a really creative and collaborative night. That’s exactly what happened on Tuesday, November 9th. Beauty industry professionals, media and bloggers met […]
by Deirdre Breakenridge • Event, PR 2.0, PR 2.0 Technology, PRStudChat, Social media, Twitter • Tags: BizBash, blogging, Breakenridge, BurrellesLuce, communities, David Adler, Debbie Friez, Deirdre Breakenridge, Flatiron Communications, Jessica Levin, Nicole Zerillo, Peter Himler, PR, PR 2.0, PR2.0, PRSA, PRStudChat, public relations, Putting the public back in Public Relations, Relationships, Seven Degrees Communications, Social media, twitter
We’re getting closer to our #PRStudChat November 18th 2010 event session, which will highlight a panel of thought leaders in event planning and leadership from PR industry organizations that hold events all year round. The session will focus on events for professionals and how to maximize opportunities to learn and build relationships. And, now, it’s time to […]
