Blog Posts
- < Prev
1
- Next >
Grammar Hammer: Stop! Graduation Time!
Spring has sprung. A flurry of flowers (and weeds) adorns my yard, and a pile of graduation announcements arrive in my mailbox.
A Brief Blog Profile: The Mod Mommy
After celebrating moms a little more than a week ago, I figured it was time to look into The Mod Mommy.
A Brief Blog Profile: Brownstoner
We all know that when it comes to real estate, it's all about location, location, location.
4 Best Practices Brands Should Implement, Now That Twitter is a Yahoo News Source
Last month, a single 61-character tweet (12 words, as a matter of fact) caused the S&P 500 to drop $136 billion in mere minutes.
A Brief Blog Profile: Looting Matters
Looting Matters is a "discussion of the archaeological ethics surrounding the collecting of antiquities."
A Brief Blog Profile: Copyblogger
Copyblogger delivers audience-focused articles on online content marketing.
Grammar Hammer: Shall We Dance?
Trying to decide when to use “shall” or “will” in a sentence really comes down to whether or not you’re a stickler for old grammar rules.
A Brief Blog Profile: Wall St. Cheat Sheet
Wall St. Cheat Sheet is a financial news blog managed by brothers, Damien and Derek Hoffman.
Is a Paid Placement Right for Your Campaign?
There’s been a lot of buzz in the communications industry around the idea of using paid placements.
A Brief Blog Profile: MarcusSamuelsson.com
While surfing the Internet this weekend, I stumbled across a recipe for peanut butter chocolate chip cookies.
A Brief Blog Profile: Reason
When it comes to politics and culture, Reason has "elbowed its way into the discussion."...
Grammar Hammer: I Could Care Less
When this was suggested for a topic, I hadn’t given much thought about the difference between saying, “I could care less” versus “I couldn’t care less.”
A Brief Blog Profile: Ecopolitan Bride
There are lots of ways to plan a wedding. But to keep it entirely eco-friendly? Well, that's just cool....
Finding the Link Between Content & Conversion
There’s a lot of discussion these days about the role of content in the public relations and marketing strategies.
A Brief Blog Profile: Coupon Geek
On this May Day, I checked out a Coupon Geek, who posted a dozen times already today on different deals.
Grammar Hammer: I Assure You, It’s Easy to Ensure and Important to Insure
Have you been so confuzzled with when to use “assure,” “ensure,” and “insure” that you actually go back and rewrite your sentence to avoid using that word?
A Brief Blog Profile: Lost Remote
When it comes to the "home of social TV," look no further than Lost Remote.
Grammar Hammer: In a World Gone Mad, the Earth Keeps Spinning
I’ve had a difficult time trying to come up with a grammatically-appropriate topic in light of a never-ending stream of horrific news.
A Brief Blog Profile: GameSkinny
GameSkinny is a place to "discover, create, and elevate the voice of your gaming community."
Vulnerabilities in Social Media: The AP Twitter Hack and How They Recovered
Hacking happens. Recently, it resulted in the following false and malicious information being tweeted from the @AP Twitter account.
- < Prev
1
- Next >
PR Newswire "Blogs We Love" Badge
This is our "Blogs We Love" badge. To read more about it, go here.
Blog Profiles
Would you like to see your blog profiled? Drop us a line about your blog, and we'll see about getting it profiled here.
Blogger Services
Customized Newsfeeds
Don't let the name PR Newswire for Journalists dissuade you. This is a great service for bloggers. Any content creator -- whether you're a journalist, freelancer or blogger -- can set up a customized profile to receive releases based on preferences. You also have access to hi-res photos, media-only content such as media advisories and embargoed releases, and experts via ProfNet.
ProfNet
Need expert sources? Check out ProfNet, a service that helps journalists, bloggers, authors, and other content creators connect with experts -- at no charge. Sending a query is easy: Just fill out a form detailing the kind of expertise you need, how you want to be contacted, and your deadline. ProfNet will do the rest. You also can sign up for a weekly "tip sheet" of experts and story ideas. Visit ProfNet for more info or go directly to the query form.
ProfNet Connect
ProfNet Connect is a free, interactive online community where PR professionals, experts, and media professionals can network and engage with one another. Via profiles, forums and blogs, subject-matter experts can position themselves as the go-to source for content creators and journalists. In turn, content creators can search the site by keyword to find the experts they need. The site also features enhanced profile capabilities, allowing users to easily add multimedia components -- photos, videos, white papers and more -- to their profiles.
News Widget
Our widget allows you to display PR Newswire content on your site with very little back-end programming required. You not only get the headline, but also the body of text of the news release, keeping the user on your site at all times. In order to do so, the difference between our Widget and other widgets is at the end of the sign-up process, you will be provided with two pieces of source code -- one for the page where the Widget itself will be displayed and one for the pages that will display the body of text of each news release. In addition, the sign-up process allows you to have 100 percent control over every aspect of the Widget's appearance, so that the Widget can blend in fully with the look and feel of your site. Still not convinced? Here's what one blogger had to say about the widget.
