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During the February 26, 2014 #solopr Twitter chat, independent pros in PR, Social Media and related fields discussed the following topics of interest: (1/2) Many of us travel quite a bit, & @RedMedia shared that Delta is changing its frequent flyer...
Exclusively for members of Solo PR PRO Premium, we're happy to provide you with the bulk of the content from the info-packed 2014 Solo PR Summit! The collaborative note-taking shared via the tweets on Twitter provide us with a lasting archive of the high points of...
The 2014 Solo PR Summit in Atlanta has just concluded, and we're proud to say it was a huge success! Furthering Solo PR Pro's mission to provide the tools, education, advocacy and community resources needed for communications consultants to succeed and grow, the...
Today is the last day to register for this week’s Solo PR Summit – I’ve had a chance to see the presentations, and believe me when I tell you I learned a ton reviewing them! If you can make it to midtown Atlanta Wednesday and Thursday for this unique in-person event,...
During the February 12 #solopr Twitter chat, independent pros shared insight and advice on the following topics of interest: When a potential client seems interested and then suddenly ignores you, when/how often should you contact for followup? #solopr If you see an...
When you make the leap to a solo career, you don’t have to go it alone. While independent pros may not have on-site coworkers, we have the opportunity to tap into our Solo PR Pro colleagues’ broad diversity of experiences and perspectives – a pool of talent from...
Mea culpas and mittens were among the topics discussed during the February 5 #solopr Twitter chat. Independent pros in PR, Social Media and related fields served up smart advice and insight about the following topics of interest: Today, CVS drugstore announced it's...
Have you ever tried to work with someone who's mentally only half paying attention? If you have, then you know it's usually better if that person had actually taken some time off and come back when they're fresh. Many self-employed professionals (not just in PR) try...
This tip isn’t a nice one to think about, and those of you who’ve worked for PR agencies probably already know it: If you’re working with a client on one part of their business, and they bring in a traditional PR agency to handle another part of their business –...
The first 1-2 weeks of a new client engagement is the most important – it can set the tone for your entire working relationship long-term. While it’s tempting to fall back on the fact that you’re in a transition period, the old cliche is true: you never get a second...
It may sound like a no-brainer, but perhaps one of the most important skills a Solo PR Pro should cultivate is to be resourceful. There will always be valid questions, but before asking a client or colleague how to do something, Google it first. If they ask you to use...
It seems that each week a new social media tool is launched. The explosion of tools mirrors the larger market, where gadgets and solutions change faster than the seasons. As independent professionals we need to be aware of the changes, but how do we decide which tools...