Like those magazines that headline 5 Ways to Fill in the Blank or 8 Things You Should Know, we've now got another list of 10 Rules for Attaining Success in Social Media - click here.
However, this time the advice is coming from a worthy source - Guy Kawasaki. After surviving two stints working for Steve Jobs at Apple, Kawasaki has become a go-to guy about all things Silicon Valley and start ups. His advise in the article is spot on IMHO.
The only "What???" moment I had was that he tweets the same stuff all day because of the way people jump on and off Twitter. We used to do that in radio news as well. We figured the average listener was in the car for a max of 90 minutes, so the first 90 minutes at work was writing all new newscasts. After that, we would rotate the stories every 90 minutes. You also find that in TV on CNN - although I think that they rotate every hour....
Special thanks to Joe Nalven at the Digital Art Guild for turning me on to this story!
After a 10-year career in Radio and Print Journalism, Ann Tracy became a PR Consultant primarily for nonprofit groups, arts groups and many small businesses. Her clients have included: Asylum Gallery, Beyond the Proscenium Productions, Mother's Cuppord, Madrona Vineyards, River Stage, Whitewater Rafting Association of Northern California, Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Centerfold
My Viva Cuba show made the cut for the centerfold for the Portland Press
Herald today. I had a story with legs (not many Mainers have been to
Cuba apparently) and submitted the information in the right format and
met their deadline for a photo. And most of all, I was lucky! PR is
such a crap shoot. I don't mind giving Imogen Binnie and Space Gallery a
little extra coverage either!
I know I'm kinda cheating here with just re-posting what I had up for my Waiting for the Muse blog, but it shows that perseverance and luck will eventually win out!
I know I'm kinda cheating here with just re-posting what I had up for my Waiting for the Muse blog, but it shows that perseverance and luck will eventually win out!
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Constellation Gallery,
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