How to run a successful blogger relations campaign.
Hosted by Bryan Person. Recorded from Boston, Massachusetts, USA and published for Tuesday, May 15, 2007.
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IN TODAY’S SHOW:
Audio comment on managing your social media from Chip Griffin, CEO of Custom Scoop, host of the Disruptive Dialogue podcast, and blogger at Pardon the Disruption:
NEW COMM ROAD MAP: Blogger relations
A discussion, live from Starbucks in Boston’s South End, with Doug Haslam, from Topaz Partners, the Tech PR Gems blog and PRobecast, and the Gischeleman’s Blog.
Five steps to running a successful blogger relations campaign:
TOOLS OF YOUR TRADE:
Doug talks about how he uses the tools of new media in his PR role at Topaz Partners.
Music:
+ From GarageBand.com: Still Holding On, by Rantings of Eva
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Running time: 32:19
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6 Responses
best blog sites » a NCR campaign Managing 031: relations blogger
15|May|2007 1[…] … If you ve been using the beta, either as you switched or for the reason that you … continue here… […]
My Flights of Fancy
16|May|2007 2Thoughts on NCR #31…
In Episode 31, Bryan and guest Doug Haslam discuss a roadmap for Managing a Blogger Relations Campaign, and I agree completely…
Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with "sketch")
16|May|2007 3Great interview and good tips, but the background noise was pretty distracting.
Strategic Public Relations
22|May|2007 4Four Links – 05.22.07 – Pitching Bloggers, Reading Comics, The Social Association, Should Marketers Blog?…
1) Online Media Request Forms Steve Rubel/TwitterSteve points us to 4-Hour Workweek author Timothy Ferriss’ interview request form aimed directly at bloggers. For a media request process that’s less anal retentive and more humble, check out this app…
Steven Lewis
24|May|2007 5Bryan, I think you and I have both learned that we can’t interview people in cafes and expect to keep our listeners happy. As you noted on my ZEST Digital podcast case study, some listeners really don’t like the background noise. Personally, I do think it adds character and life but it seems to depend on the listeners’ ability (and willingness) to filter. Ah well, back to the studio
Social Media in Australia » Blog Archive » Compelling podcasts for communicators, marketers and PR types
24|May|2007 6[…] Goetsch (rhymes with “sketch”) in the US; and Sallie recently left a comment on this blog, another on Bryan’s, and she contributes to FIR; as does Bryan, who is also mentioned often on Inside PR and […]
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