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Sep 9 2013

A Brief Blog Profile: DaveFleet.com

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DaveFleet.com covers "conversations at the intersection of communications, PR, and social media." It's written by Fleet, Edelman senior VP of digital in Toronto.

A recent blog post is Where were you when the power went out? In it, Fleet talks about the second most widespread blackout that took place years ago, taking out power across the northeast and midwest United States and across Ontario, Canada.

"I remember exactly where I was ten years ago when this happened," Fleet wrote. "I’ll always remember, as it’s a reminder to me of where I’ve been in life and how much things have changed since then."

I also happen to really appreciate his 15 top tips for a successful PR career. My favorite tips: Know what you don't know and learn to write.

Follow @davefleet on Twitter.

Christine Cube is a media relations manager with PR Newswire and freelance writer. You can follow her @cpcube or see what's happening over @PRN4Bloggers.

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