Tag Archive | "free"

How a Cog Breaks Free – an Interview with PRCog

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

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For those of you who are active on Twitter, @PRCog needs no introduction. One of the few examples of social media anonymity done right, PR Cog expresses – with trademark humor – many of the frustrations that exist for a mid-level PR pro. These generalized beefs can be with both clients and upper management, and [...]

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Can You Leave Your Job to Consult Today?

Thursday, June 25, 2009

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To me, being a PR/MarCom consultant is the greatest job in the world. I’m so passionate about the virtues of working for yourself versus someone else, I started this blog! But I don’t advocate everyone take the leap willy nilly. The truth is there are times when a look before you leap strategy might serve you [...]

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Are You Pretending To Be Busy?

Friday, June 19, 2009

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We all do it on occasion. Sometimes we fool even ourselves, we’re so good at pretending to be busy — and independent consultants are especially vulnerable. It can be a form of procrastination (as in the illustration above). Or perhaps we just can’t find the muse that day — the brain juices simply aren’t flowing for [...]

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Success Stories: Narciso Tovar

Friday, May 22, 2009

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Having recently established himself as full-time Solo PR Pro, Narciso Tovar of Big Noise Communications has more than 13 years of public relations expertise with a remarkable track record. He considers himself both a teacher and student in external communications and social media, serving both as a mentor and sponge as new ideas are developed.  [...]

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Laid Off? Now You’re Free to Consult!

Friday, April 10, 2009

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“We must be willing to get rid of the life we’ve planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us” – Joseph Campbell The first time many people consider PR freelancing or consulting is the day they learn their job is no longer. If you’ve recently been laid off, or are concerned you might [...]

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