Did the first GOP debate rule social media? When a major television event is broadcast, like the first #GOPDebate this August, I like to follow top tweets/all tweets on Twitter to check out how it jives with what you hear and see –
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Read More →Twitter Tips and Tricks for 2015 Engage: There are 5 million Tweets are posted every day! RT people who are using your hashtag Get your colleagues to RT your content Pick a unique hashtag to your brand Use DataMinr to check your Twitter
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Read More →Having trouble with media and media coverage? Maybe it’s your own fault. If you don’t know how to approach media, here’s some insight from our media friends about what they like – and what they don’t like. It’s all about the pitch. And
Read More →Thank a Reporter Today When a reporter hits a home run, say so. Comprehensive stories with context are more difficult to report than ever in our nanosecond-obsessed world. Occasionally, just say thanks — for no reason. It’s a tough job, with awful hours
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