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Grammar Hammer: In Search of the Elusive Semicolon
When it comes to grammar rules, the proper usage of a semicolon stumps even the most seasoned writers and grammatical pros.
A Brief Blog Profile: Curbed
Curbed has been providing a look inside the wheelings and dealings of the real estate market since 2004.
How To Be the Real You in Your Blog Writing
As a blog writer, you have a rare opportunity to express your brand. So be the genuine article, not a politically correct version....
A Brief Blog Profile: The Future Buzz
The Future Buzz covers web marketing and PR strategies, building long-term visibility for a brand or business.
What the Pew Social Media Usage Report Reveals to Communicators
Last week, the Pew Internet & American Life Project released its report on social media users for 2012....
A Brief Blog Profile: The Best Friends Blog
Kanab, Utah-based Best Friends Animal Society is a national animal welfare group that runs the largest no-kill animal sanctuary. It also has a blog.
Proactive PR: Don’t Let Your Brand Get Hacked!
This week’s hacks of of the Burger King and Jeep Twitter accounts should make PR pros everywhere sweat a little bit. The good news is that securing your brand’s social presences (and, for that...
A Brief Blog Profile: Free Bike Valet
Music can be tough thing to review because it's so personal. Everyone has their own taste. But it's an important subject, and I recently came across a blog that covers this topic well.
Content isn’t King … it’s Gold.
In a keynote at the Online Marketing Summit last week, speaker Russell Sparkman, president and CEO of FusionSpark Media, proposed that the popular analogy “Content is King,” actually falls short in...
Grammar Hammer: Can You Really Beg a Question?
I’m not often willing to admit when I make a mistake (especially a grammatical one), so it begs the question, can a staunch grammarian still make mistakes?
A Brief Blog Profile: The Frugal Girls
I've always wanted to try couponing. I clip with good intentions, but the coupons never make it to the store. Today, I found The Frugal Girls.
Why Your Brand Should Be On Pinterest (& How to Get Started)
I got a real surprise on Monday during the workshop I was leading on using content to attract qualified leads at the Online Marketing Summit....
A Brief Blog Profile: Mobile Cuisine
There's a movement underway in the food industry. We're talking actual movement here.
Content Marketing Like a Pro
Why is content marketing important? According to the company Media Whiz, It is the future of marketing and how you should be generating new business.
A Brief Blog Profile: Danny Brown
Danny Brown is a blog geared toward social media marketing.
SEO Tips for Developing Effective Messages
It should go without saying that if you’re publishing content online, you should be capitalizing on the opportunity to positively influence search engine rankings for your organization.
A Brief Blog Profile: Fuels America
Fuels America is an initiative to demonstrate the value in having renewable fuel in the fuel supply.
Grammar Hammer: The Premier Premiere?
It's awards season, so for this week's Grammar Hammer, I thought I'd tackle the trickiness of "premier" vs. "premiere" (also, a suggestion from a loyal reader).
A Brief Blog Profile: Automotive Rhythms
Welcome to the candy shop of urban automobiles, Automotive Rhythms. Founded by Kimatni D. Rawlins in 2002, Automotive Rhythms hooks up the urban car buying market to manufacturers....
A Brief Blog Profile: The Daily Truffle
The Daily Truffle is a Los Angeles social diary and has been called "the most knowledgeable blog about life in L.A.," by the Hollywood Reporter.
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