A place to review a world of public relations. Twitter as a Public Relations Tool. Was first created in 2006, the use of social media has grown. Today, there are more than 106 million accounts. A recent study in the Public Relations Society of America Journal. Engage your CEO in social media. Monitor your company or brand on Twitter. Allow users to monitor their Twitter accounts in different ways. The application allows users to connect with their .

Concrete benchmarks of success are hidden. Money is a constant issue. Work conditions can be frustrating.

As a PR pro, there will. No matter how hard you try, it will be like talking to a brick wall. Sometimes you will never see eye-to-eye with a client. However, there are steps you can take to avoid these frustrations and to create a good client-agent relationship. Blogpost on Spin Sucks Pro. There are four tips to create a better client-agent relationship. 1 Get the first date out of the way.

My public relations portfolio review experience. Thumbs up for a successful portfolio review! This post will wrap up my portfolio review experience. I learned a lot during this process, and I hope these few posts in this blog may provide some guidance to other students. I did this, and they said it was a good touch.

Well folks, I completed my portfolio presentation and review Friday. During my portfolio presentation, I need to focus on telling a story.

I apologize for the random order of the above tidbits. I am a big fan of the show, and I look forward to the next season.

Twitter as a Public Relations Tool. So why is Twitter useful for a public relations campaign? The study found several reasons, and I have elaborated with my own ideas. A Twitter communications campaign can directly target any audience.

I have long catalogued my life with stories. When I was little, I was consumed by them. I read, wrote, watched and told stories. Nothing was better than a movie or a book, and when I learned to write, nothing was better than fashioning my own. Why are stories so compelling? In 2008, The Scientific American Mind. In relation to PR, Robbie Vorhaus. Know your story, know your audience, and tell yo.

A joke turned into an opportunity. As most people are aware of, Donald Trump announced earlier this spring that he was going to run for president in 2012. Trump insisted that Obama is not from the United States.