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How to be a terrible client | Morgan McLintic on Communications

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Morgan McLintic on Communications. From public relations to performance. How to be a terrible client. Posted By: Morgan McLintic. April 1, 2006. Some clients are better than others. Some are truly awful. Here are a few secrets of the world’s worst clients:. 1 Never praise the agency. 2 Don’t set targets. No doubt you’ll have your own KPIs but don’t let the agency know them since they’ll just stop as soon as they’ve been reached. Better to keep them guessing and on their toes. 4 Never make up your mind.

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Phenix Rising: Steven Phenix's OLD Blog: No. 3 in the series: John Wagner's Positive PR

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Phenix Rising: Steven Phenix's OLD Blog. Crying for attention since 1963.". Wednesday, February 16, 2005. No 3 in the series: John Wagner's Positive PR. With so much negative publicity regarding public relations. Lately, I feel it's important to keep highlighting was is good, clean and just within our industry. So here's a shout out to John Wagner, a fellow Texan and owner of Wagner Communications. John authors the On Message. Blog and two of his recent postings really gave me a lift.

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Beginning a Career in Public Relations: November 2007

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Beginning a Career in Public Relations. Wednesday, November 28, 2007. To me, it seems that PR professionals are finally being viewed as true strategists. Yes, there are some tactics thrown in there that we all have to do, but I truly have seen a shift in the way the profession is viewed since I graduated five short years ago. I also hope to see everyone at the PRSA Holiday party. On December 11 at Two Hyde Park. Posted by Kelly George, APR at 8:47 PM. Kelly George, APR. Houston, Texas, United States.

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Beginning a Career in Public Relations: July 2005

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Beginning a Career in Public Relations. Thursday, July 28, 2005. More on Accreditation - APR Designation is Linked to Higher Salaries for PR Professionals. Results from the 2005 PRWeek/Korn Ferry Salary Survey reveal that Accredited public relations professionals earn salaries that are 20 percent higher. Than their non-Accredited colleagues. On average, these Accredited public relations professionals earn $102,031 compared to $85,272 for non-Accredited practitioners. Is Accreditation in your future?

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For Your Approval:

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Laquo; Surefire steps to a perfect podcast interview. Five ways to make your CEO sound great. https:/ t.co/3boI941hBG. February 17, 2015. You can follow this conversation by subscribing to the comment feed. The comments to this entry are closed. Five ways to make your. Surefire steps to a perfect podcast interview. The Power of Shared Experience. Are you helping lead the revolution in corporate video? Social media have a role to play in the workplace. Talking on the radio about the Engagement Gap.

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For Your Approval: Web/Tech

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Surefire steps to a perfect podcast interview. Study these steps before you hit the ‘record’ button and you’ll save yourself, and your podcast listeners, a big earache. To make sure there is no obtrusive echo or distracting background noise such as construction, a loud fan or refrigerator. If its a remote interview using a platform like Skype, be sure you run a test to make sure your recording setup works. . Do a short pre-interview. Don’t share specific questions ahead of time. Warm up your voice. That ...

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For Your Approval: An important conversation

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Laquo; The Power of Shared Experience. Surefire steps to a perfect podcast interview ». Innumerable confusions and a feeling of despair invariably emerge in periods of great technological and cultural transition. In Marshall McLuhan’s heyday, television was the cause of profound cultural changes, which continue to reverberate. McLuhan’s insights on the impact of new media have become prophesy in todays world as the next-generation Internet drives another great technological and cultural transition. Roger...

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The Opinionated Marketers: Some People Just Get It

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We'll tell you what we really think. Tuesday, January 22, 2008. Some People Just Get It. Yesterday was a chaotic day at my house - the furnace died late last week, just in time for a weekend of lows in the 30s. Yes, I'm a New Englander, Houston winter should never be a problem, but come on - cold damp weather in a typically badly insulated Gulf Coast house is not a fun time. Long story short, an entirely new furnace and duct work went in today. He said. And you know what - he sure is. That's really inter...