Tag Archives: collaboration

Firing Clients, Basic SEO Tips, & More

During the May 2 #solopr Twitter chat, independent PR pros discussed firing clients, basic SEO tips, managing a busy schedule, & more. In addition to the downloadable transcript in PDF, the following highlights some of the most popular tweets from the chat: [View the story "#SoloPR Chat Highlights - 5/02/2012" on Storify]Be sure to check [...]

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Recovering From A Sudden Client Loss & More

During the April 11 #solopr Twitter chat, independent PR pros discussed working with friends/family members, recovering from a sudden client loss, involving employees from non-communication departments in social media initiatives, and how to best handle a vendor who misses a deadline. In addition to the downloadable transcript in PDF, the following highlights some of the [...]

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International Clients, Being A Better Boss, & More

The March 21, 2012 chat was sponsored by PitchPen, a site that allows social media consultants to get new clients and grow their business. Be the first to join their global network when it launches mid-2012 and get their free guide to getting new clients.   During the March 21 #solopr Twitter chat, independent PR pros discussed [...]

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Websites, Biz Cards, & More

During the February 22 #solopr Twitter chat, independent PR pros discussed the need for a website, what to do with all those business cards, and how to handle your work when sick. In addition to the downloadable transcript in PDF, the following highlights some of the most popular tweets from the chat:   [View the [...]

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Sub-Contractors, Collective Power, & More

During the August 31 #solopr Twitter chat, independent PR pros shared insight on motivating sub-contractors, hiring a full-time assistant, the collective power of #solopr, and more. The following questions helped guide the conversation: 1. Do you have any tips for motivating sub-contractors? #solopr 2. Have you ever hired a full-time (or close to it) assistant? [...]

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Blogging, Scandals, & More

During the July 20 #solopr Twitter chat, independent PR pros shared insight on blog etiquette, overseas scandals, & working with subcontractors. The following questions helped guide the conversation: 1. I have a new personal blog. Not sure if I need to do a separate blog for PR/prof voice. Would rather not. Suggestions? #solopr 2. We’ve [...]

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Social Platforms, Tricky Client Situations, & More

During the June 22 #solopr Twitter chat, independent PR pros discussed social platforms, tricky client situations, and innovative PR techniques. The following questions helped guide the conversation: 1. With the growing number of online/social platforms, how do you pick & choose your participation? #solopr 2. Some clients say one thing and mean another. How do you deal w/poor [...]

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Avoiding Spam, the Definition of PR, & More

During the March 9 #solopr Twitter chat, independent PR pros touched upon avoiding spam, the definition of PR, partnering with non-profits, and marketing your services as a subcontractor. The following questions help guide the conversation: 1. How do you avoid sending spam emails when you need to blast news/reach a large audience? 2. Can a [...]

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Biz Partners, Taglines, & More

During the February 16 #solopr Twitter chat, PR pros shared valuable insight on working with a partner, using subcontractors, coming up with a tagline, and doing work while on vacation. The following questions were addressed: 1. When working with a biz partner, what’s the expected turnaround time on responding to email? by EOD? 24 hours? [...]

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Client relations, Forecasting, and more

During the #solopr Twitter chat this week, top consultants in PR and related fields offered insights on a variety of topics, addressing the following questions: 1. How do you make all of your clients feel important and valuable with your limited time? 2. How do solos fill the void of group brainstorms (e.g. whiteboard sessions)? [...]

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