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How a Cog Breaks Free – an Interview with PRCog
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 [...]
Continue reading...Lessons Learned
Thursday, March 4, 2010
This week’s #solopr Twitter chat covered a wide-range of topics, with some of the top pros in PR consulting weighing in on the following questions: 1) Do you take credit cards or some sort of online payment vehicle? 2) Have you ever relocated your biz to another city/state? How did that work? Did you keep clients? 3) How [...]
Continue reading...Salty and Successful
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Jeremy Pepper has been blogging for seven years at Pop! PR Jots, and this early adopter is known for not pulling punches. The interesting thing is, whether he’s on his blog telling people to shut the —- up, or on Twitter letting folks know when they’re blowing hot air, he’s usually correct. It also helps [...]
Continue reading...Work from Paris? Oui!
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
PR Consultants really can work from anywhere, and when it comes to enjoying this career path there’s nothing better than mixing it up a bit. Take Valerie Chereskin, who I met at the PRSA International Conference, and who successfully spent a full month in Paris: It can be done! Have you ever been creative in where [...]
Continue reading...Consultants: Celebrate Independents’ Day!
Friday, July 3, 2009
As the U.S. prepares to observe its Independence Day holiday, it’s an excellent excuse for consultants to pause and celebrate the many joys of being independent in business. Even in today’s sometimes difficult market, being your own boss is extremely gratifying. Among my favorite perks: No one else calls the shots – your fate is in your [...]
Continue reading...- PR Consultants Have the Freedom to be Human
- On Firing a Client
- Why You Need an Online Home Base - and How to Get One
- Success Stories: Shonali Burke
- Using Social Media - Come Out from Behind the Curtain
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- From Productivity to Interns – #solopr Chat Transcript
- How a Cog Breaks Free – an Interview with PRCog
- Lessons Learned
- The Solo PR Pro Community Grows
- When to Tap Your Network
#solopr discussions on Twitter
- @KellyeCrane Thank you so much for posting the chats on your site. #solopr sparklyhero (Ms. B)
- @KellyeCrane very helpful - thanks to Kellye and all in the #solopr community. annebentley (Anne Bentley)
- This week's #solopr transcript is up- includes lots of productivity tool tips! http://bit.ly/bdkudL KellyeCrane (Kellye Crane)
- @KellyeCrane yes. i won, too. i did purely to cure him of his arrogance. made him fly from SF down to SD for it, too. #solopr rockstarjen (Jennifer Wilbur)
- @rockstarjen Wow - that's terrible, but good for you for following through! #solopr KellyeCrane (Kellye Crane)
- Excellent discussions re: non-paying client on the #solopr LinkedIn group: http://bit.ly/bR4rQR (via @KellyeCrane) nlinton (Nicole V. Linton)
- RT @KellyeCrane: Excellent discussions re: non-paying client on the #solopr LinkedIn group: http://bit.ly/bR4rQR SoloDovePR (Solo Dove)
- Agreed. Excellent discussions re: non-paying client on the #solopr LinkedIn group: http://bit.ly/bR4rQR /via @KellyeCrane mdbarber (Mary Deming Barber)
- RT @KellyeCrane: Excellent discussions re: non-paying client on the #solopr LinkedIn group: http://bit.ly/bR4rQR annebentley (Anne Bentley)
- @KellyeCrane I was just reading that! I had to take a fomer client to small claims once. Too bad she's in a different state. #solopr rockstarjen (Jennifer Wilbur)
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