David Mullen on PR, Integrated Communications and Social Media
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Here’s the no-crap headline of the year: The economy sucks. That’s caused most brands to re-evaluate their marketing mix, re-allocate spending and re-prioritize initiatives. Sometimes the marketing strategy or tactic that makes you stand out, though, can be something incredibly small.
I’ve always heard that you shouldn’t sweat the small stuff. There are times, though, that [...]
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I know the truth. You come to this little corner of the online world as much for the incredibly insightful comments that others leave as you do for the posts I write, right? Heck, some may come just for the comments.
That’s why I like to stop and say “thanks” each month to those who commented [...]
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Social media isn’t social if others aren’t participating. Conversations are a prerequisite, in fact. Otherwise, you’d be broadcasting.
This blog would be nothing more than a broadcast without smart comments from some fine folks. So, I’m pausing to say “Thanks!” to those who took time to share their insights with the rest of us or take [...]
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On the first day of each new month, I plan to stop and give a hearty “Thanks!” to all those who joined the conversation here and took the time to share their insights. Special thanks to:
Iggy Pintado, Lara Kretler, Marifer Rodriguez, Lindsey Levy, Katie Paine, Lyn Mettler, Geoff Livingston, Mark Tosczak, Nicole Hensley, Kathleen Moriarty, [...]
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David spends his days focused on marketing communications strategies and execution. He blogs here regularly about integrated communications, PR and social media.
