Category Archives: Marketing Blog

Marketing in the New Millenium is PR

My Director of Client Service, Daniel Krueger, wrote an insightful blog post over at Abraham Harrison’s PR and marketing blog, Marketing Conversation, called Marketing in the New Millenium. The story is in growing response to the fine article from Norman Birnback over at PR Backtalk, including Spread The Word: Blogs Matter We Just Can’t Measure […]

Chris Abraham Ascends the Adage Power 150!


Chris Abraham is Officially an A-List Blogger of Note


Blogging Basics is a Very Basic Blogging Workshop


Blogging Basics Course Syllabus at Bethesda Writer’s Center

Blogging Basics One-Day Workshop: “Writing for online consumption is much different from writing for the page. Learn how to write for the Internet and the blogosphere in this one-day class focused on the unique and powerful way the blogosphere communicates and how you can best leverage your own personal passion, your own personal artistic voice, […]

Become a Better Blogger, Monetize Your Blog, Create and Build Your Personal Brand

If you want to become a better bloggers, monetize your blog, and create and build your personal brand then I recommend attending the PostieCon ‘07 in Orlando, Florida, on June 1 & 2, 2007. Register now because PostieCon ‘07 is cheap at $199.95, but only until May 18th. Even without PostieCon ‘07, Orlando is cool, […]

All Clients Deserve to Have Representation

In response to Do PR Execs and Lawyers Have the Same Bad Rep?, Amanda Chapel responded, “Your logic is flawed at the outset (with all due respect) . . .”

Do PR Execs and Lawyers Have the Same Bad Rep?

Shel Holz is smart and insightful in his response to the bad rap that PR gets these days: “The lying profession? Please. … And who, in this era of like-it-or-not transparency, believes they can get away with a lie anyway?” Via Strumpette. My response? I feel the same way about the reputation of the […]

What is Good Writing and Good Copy in New Marketing?


The Gap Between the Geeks and the Wonks Needs to be Mended

I responded in-depth to a question from Charles Edward Frith that was asked over at Strumpette, in response to my long comment, “a huge portion of the population that are social media averse; gadget allergic even. How do you propose to get your message to this group?” I misunderstood his question and replied as though […]