Trying to wrap our head around the social networking phenomena has been a challenge for most people.
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Topics: Public relations, Twitter, image building, SEO, Garden Media Group, social media, marketing
Blasting news releases out hoping to get coverage simply doesn’t work. In today’s wild west media show, you need to do your homework, be strategic and set up media opportunities in your favor.
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Topics: Public relations, audience, PR Strategy, marketing communications, press releases, advertising, Garden Media Group, marketing
We are always looking for new tricks to add to our PR bag, and then we found these tips from
PRWeb on how to write
Twitter headlines to boost search results for online press releases.
They were looking over the results of the PR Grant awards last week and had an epiphany: Many Tweeters "scrape" headlines automatically to create tweets.
They were looking over the results of the PR Grant awards last week and had an epiphany: Many Tweeters "scrape" headlines automatically to create tweets.
WOW! From this revelation, they learned how to craft a news release headline for Twitter in 120 characters or less to leave room for the shortened URL link to the article.
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Topics: Public relations, Twitter, Garden Media Group, social media
If there is one question we get asked at the Garden Media Group all the time it is: What is the difference between advertising and public relations?
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Topics: advertising vs public relations, Garden Media Group, garden industry public relations
