Blog Posts
The Kick-Ass Guide to Cleveland for Content Marketing World Attendees
If you're heading to Content Marketing World Sept. 9-11, you'll want to take down some of these tips....
A Brief Blog Profile: Michael Smith's Principals Page
Michael Smith's Principals Page is a blog about school administration....
Balance Blogging with Journalism Best Practices
A few years ago, I was looking to regularly write again. I missed it.
Writing for Audience: Honor Your True Voice and Learn From Bloggers
Longtime journalist takes a page from blog writing to expand writing voice.
A Brief Blog Profile: How-To Geek
How-To Geek is an online tech magazine with articles, how-tos and trivia.
Content We Love: A Sense of Place
“Content We Love” is a weekly feature on Beyond PR that's written by a team of PR Newswire content specialists....
A Brief Blog Profile: TED Blog
TED is a nonprofit devoted to "ideas worth spreading." It has a very cool blog.
Grammar Hammer: When Did Literally Stop Being Literal?
Have you ever been so angry that you were literally foaming at the mouth?
A Brief Blog Profile: The Business Ethics Blog
The Business Ethics Blog features news & commentary about corporate ethics....
Storytelling: Persuasion That Moves & Engages
Recently, PR Newswire and CommPRO.biz hosted the second part of the Google+ Hangout on-air storytelling series.
A Brief Blog Profile: Prairie Eco-Thrifter
Prairie Eco-Thrifter is a blog about going green, saving money, living healthy, and giving back.
Grammar Hammer: That Which Does Not Kill Us Makes Us Stronger
Nietzsche’s famous quote serves as the lead-in for this week’s topic – when to use that vs. which.
A Brief Blog Profile: Bake or Break
Bake or Break chronicles the recipe and food adventures of an amateur baker.
The Top 10 Reasons to Send a Press Release
Much of the discussion about press releases lately has centered on the role they (may or may not) play in influencing search results.
A Brief Blog Profile: Beth's Blog
Beth's Blog covers "how networked nonprofits leverage networks and data for social change."
A Brief Blog Profile: Urban Gardens
Urban Gardens presents unlimited thinking for limited spaces.
Grammar Hammer: Pleading the Case
I am based in Cleveland, Ohio, and it’s been a bleak week when it comes to news in Cleveland.
Storytelling Series: Second Google+ Hangout Today
The second installment of our Storytelling series “Power, Persuasion and Influence" takes place at 1 p.m. EST.
A Brief Blog Profile: HomeDSGN
HomeDSGN.com focuses on "interior design and inspirational contemporary homes."
A Brief Blog Profile: ILiveinDallas
ILiveinDallas covers art and culture, dining, festivals, and other things to do in Dallas.
PR Newswire "Blogs We Love" Badge
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Blog Profiles
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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.
