Updated PR Website and Social Media Strategy

Updated PR Website and Social Media Strategy

Ellee Seymour is a journalist, author, public relations consultant, a Huffington Post blogger and video producer and works with innovators and entrepreneurs in the healthcare and biotech industry. Ellee has been running her own blog for seven years which had accumulated a vast amount of content with over 1000 blog posts, and included hundreds of images and videos. Her site was beginning to look tired and was in need of a serious workover to...

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How journalist should NOT use social media

How journalist should NOT use social media

One of the most frequent questions I’m asked when delivering social media presentations and training courses is “What shall I say, what do I talk about?” My response is usually, “Listen to what others are discussing and join in the conversation by adding something of value” This method of engagement works really well because over time you build up trust, respect, integrity, and eventually you become recognised as...

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Tip Tours – A Social Media Experiment

Tip Tours – A Social Media Experiment

Every week, for the next 100 weeks I will be going to a new, inspiring location where I will use AudioBoo to record an interview with the accomplished author Joe St Clair. Joe will be describing not only the scenery and the surroundings but also why he chose each unique location to demonstrate a connection with one of the inspiring tips drawn from his best-selling book “100 Tips for Total Life Fulfilment”. This is part of a comprehensive social...

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Riding the Social Media Surfboard

Riding the Social Media Surfboard

The media loves a good story, particularly when comparing what is ‘currently ‘hot’ and what is ‘not’. Take the phenomenon of social networking for example. First it was ‘Facebook’ and ‘MySpace’ that was hot news and then it was ‘YouTube’ followed by hordes of others. Now it is the simple concept of ‘Twitter’ that is suddenly everywhere. Such is the media frenzy about Twitter that recently we have started seeing reports that ‘blogging is dead’....

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When Gordon Browns Cheque Bounced

When Gordon Browns Cheque Bounced

Yes – it’s that time of year again when our minds turn to Christmas presents because despite the doom and gloom of the recession we still like to dig deep to give our loved one’s a nice present on Christmas morning. It’s no different for Gordon Brown of course, except he has to dig a little deeper than the rest of us. The banks will want some money to pay for their Christmas bonuses and the Army would like some more helicopters, the...

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Social Networking for charities and fundraisers

Social Networking for charities and fundraisers

In August I was invited by Paul Sage of Click4Causes to give a presentation in Milton Keynes to demonstrate the power of Social Media and Social Networking, and how these could be used to engage with their audiences to raise awareness of, and increase contributions to their causes. Paul Sage began the seminar with some very sound advice on the importance of choosing the right words to ensure our messages elicit the desired response. In Pauls...

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Social networking – An introduction for beginners

Social networking – An introduction for beginners

Unprecedented growth of Social Media As I continue bringing Social Networking and Social Marketing to the masses through my seminars, I find many people are very confused or even intimidated by the sheer number of social network applications available for people to use these days, and the number continues to grow. When we made our “Introduction To Social Networking” training video earlier this year there were around 375 mainstream...

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