Tag Archive | "management"

Time management, monitoring and more

Thursday, February 18, 2010

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This week’s #solopr Twitter chat was once again jam-packed with helpful tips. New and established PR consultants alike offered insights on the following topics: When budgets are small, what methods do you use to track clips (both online and print)? How do you “fire” a difficult client without being seen as responsible for the “challenges” of the [...]

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Salty and Successful

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

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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 [...]

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On Firing a Client

Thursday, February 11, 2010

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This is a guest post from Heather Whaling of Geben Communication. I fired a client last week. If this is some sort of “rite of passage” that every SoloPR person experiences at some point in her career, I guess I’m officially a member of the club. While I’m a new SoloPR person — on my own since [...]

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PR Consulting Clients Want Specialists

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

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This is a guest post from Kevin Dinino, Founder & CEO, KCD Public Relations Inc. I started out like many in the PR field, as a generalist Account Executive at a mid-size PR agency pre-Internet bubble.  Once the sky started to fall and clients such as Neopets.com disappeared overnight, I was moved to start supporting [...]

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Business Insurance for PR Consultants

Monday, January 11, 2010

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The January 6 #solopr Twitter chat kickedoff 2010 with a bang! Top PR consultants from around the country engaged in such a lively and informative discussion, the group addressed just two questions (with a wealth of info): What kind of business insurance types and coverage do you have? How are people tackling the new year? Planning? Seat [...]

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