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The list of social networks used for PR continues to grow and change, and they each have their own requirements for image and video sizing - which also change. Trying to keep up can be maddening! Fortunately, the folks at Prohibition PR put together this handy cheat...
On the second Wednesday in May, we held one of our popular combined Twitter chats with the wise social media practitioners of #SMchat. Our two groups of top independent communication professionals shared thought leadership, tips and advice on the following topics of...
As independent consultants, we typically steer our own ships – we choose what to focus on, and where to spend our finite time. While it’s easy to get bogged down in the tactical, it’s important we not forget to look at the big picture on occasion. Is what we’re doing...
This is a guest blog post by Jason Mollica. Let’s be honest, we’ve all seen the quotes, tweets and Facebook posts from journalists about public relations pros being sneaky, unethical, or distrustful. It’s something, unfortunately, that comes with the territory. Most...
As with many long-standing websites, Google’s announcement that “mobile friendliness” would become a factor in mobile search results was a bit of a jolt for us here at Solo PR Pro. Though the site displayed fine on most mobile devices, Google’s test tool let us know...
On the fourth Wednesday in April, we held one of our traditional Q&A chats, where top independent communication professionals shared thought leadership, tips and advice in response to questions submitted by the community (learn how to join us here). On April 22,...
We’re going to Orlando! The schedule is up and registration is now open for Solo PR Pro’s main event activity for 2015 - the Florida Public Relations Association (FPRA) Conference, being held August 10-12, 2015. As previously announced, we’ve joined forces with the...
The most important word to any freelancer or consultant is... “scope,” preferably not followed by the word “creep.” Scope creep is the bane of any independent consultant’s existence. It happens when your client adds things to your to-do list that you didn’t foresee....
On the second Wednesday in April, we held one of our traditional Q&A chats, where top independent communication professionals shared thought leadership, tips and advice in response to questions submitted by the community (learn how to join us here). On April 08,...