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Social media is quickly becoming a topic that no professional communicator can afford to ignore.
This site explores social media training and provides a resource for those looking to evangelize social media in their organizations.
What should a 'Social Media 101' course cover? What tools should people be aware of? How should we use those tools? What are the pitfalls? What are the basics that everyone in your marketing/communications department should know?
In the spirit of social media, there's no better way to develop a curriculum for social media training than through a wiki. Let the collaboration begin!
The online world has been abuzz this week with talk of PR people pitching bloggers after Gina Traponi (from the LifeHacker blog) set up the prspammers wiki. Some people - generally on the receiving end of pitches - bemoaned the lack of professionalism of the pitchers, while others - usually PR folks - took a more conciliatory tone.
For an overview of what's been said, tips on how to pitch bloggers and to contribute to this important topic, check out our blogger relations page.
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This site explores social media training and provides a resource for those looking to evangelize social media in their organizations.
What should a 'Social Media 101' course cover? What tools should people be aware of? How should we use those tools? What are the pitfalls? What are the basics that everyone in your marketing/communications department should know?
In the spirit of social media, there's no better way to develop a curriculum for social media training than through a wiki. Let the collaboration begin!
Feature Topic: Blogger Relations
The online world has been abuzz this week with talk of PR people pitching bloggers after Gina Traponi (from the LifeHacker blog) set up the prspammers wiki. Some people - generally on the receiving end of pitches - bemoaned the lack of professionalism of the pitchers, while others - usually PR folks - took a more conciliatory tone.
For an overview of what's been said, tips on how to pitch bloggers and to contribute to this important topic, check out our blogger relations page.
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