Comments on: 5 Tactics Bloggers Should Borrow from Traditional PR http://kikolani.com/5-tactics-bloggers-should-borrow-from-traditional-pr.html Blog Marketing Wed, 16 May 2012 22:07:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Patrick@Reverse Phone Lookup http://kikolani.com/5-tactics-bloggers-should-borrow-from-traditional-pr.html/comment-page-1#comment-65374 Patrick@Reverse Phone Lookup Wed, 13 Oct 2010 18:16:48 +0000 http://kikolani.com/?p=5724#comment-65374 I really appreciate your thoughts on the subject.I too believe in networking and harness the power of Press Releases to announce yourself to the blogging world.The other tips you provided are useful as well,but those two are my all time personal favorites. I really appreciate your thoughts on the subject.I too believe in networking and harness the power of Press Releases to announce yourself to the blogging world.The other tips you provided are useful as well,but those two are my all time personal favorites.
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]]> By: Daniel Rose @business, management and leadership consulting firm, Outside Rabbit http://kikolani.com/5-tactics-bloggers-should-borrow-from-traditional-pr.html/comment-page-1#comment-50253 Daniel Rose @business, management and leadership consulting firm, Outside Rabbit Thu, 22 Jul 2010 11:10:43 +0000 http://kikolani.com/?p=5724#comment-50253 Thanks for the article. I particularly agree with the first point, about networking. This is never going to die, it's the best and fastest way to build word of mouth about your brand. Press releases are also good, though it depends on your business. If there's something I dislike, it's a pointless press release... Thanks for the article.
I particularly agree with the first point, about networking. This is never going to die, it’s the best and fastest way to build word of mouth about your brand. Press releases are also good, though it depends on your business. If there’s something I dislike, it’s a pointless press release…
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]]> By: Colleen@Kennewick Real Estate http://kikolani.com/5-tactics-bloggers-should-borrow-from-traditional-pr.html/comment-page-1#comment-47622 Colleen@Kennewick Real Estate Thu, 01 Jul 2010 13:07:37 +0000 http://kikolani.com/?p=5724#comment-47622 I think the list was very appropriate. Discussing 5 things thoroughly is better than 10 things briefly. :) I think the list was very appropriate. Discussing 5 things thoroughly is better than 10 things briefly. :)
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]]> By: Blog Angel a.k.a. Joella http://kikolani.com/5-tactics-bloggers-should-borrow-from-traditional-pr.html/comment-page-1#comment-46468 Blog Angel a.k.a. Joella Thu, 24 Jun 2010 15:23:38 +0000 http://kikolani.com/?p=5724#comment-46468 There are definitely some ideas here I would not have thought of myself. It's actually got me thinking about marketing my expertise locally. So many businesses in my area would benefit by adding a blog to their websites. Hmmmm... I should offer my services to help them set up and add a blog to their current websites. Thanks for getting my old gears turning! There are definitely some ideas here I would not have thought of myself. It’s actually got me thinking about marketing my expertise locally. So many businesses in my area would benefit by adding a blog to their websites. Hmmmm… I should offer my services to help them set up and add a blog to their current websites.

Thanks for getting my old gears turning!
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]]> By: Mickie Kennedy http://kikolani.com/5-tactics-bloggers-should-borrow-from-traditional-pr.html/comment-page-1#comment-46465 Mickie Kennedy Thu, 24 Jun 2010 14:41:08 +0000 http://kikolani.com/?p=5724#comment-46465 Vance, I think you would be surprised how many "safe" press releases get picked up. Just visit testimonials on our website where we feature the press release that attracted media attention. Some will stand out but many are just regular press releases. I believe a company should always push the newsworthiness of its press release, but included here are things many of us might consider mundane: opinion on an industry topic, company sponsorship or partnership, improvements to an existing product/service, etc. There are lots of industry trade publications and websites looking for content. It doesn't have to be breaking news. Vance,

I think you would be surprised how many “safe” press releases get picked up. Just visit testimonials on our website where we feature the press release that attracted media attention. Some will stand out but many are just regular press releases. I believe a company should always push the newsworthiness of its press release, but included here are things many of us might consider mundane: opinion on an industry topic, company sponsorship or partnership, improvements to an existing product/service, etc. There are lots of industry trade publications and websites looking for content. It doesn’t have to be breaking news.
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]]> By: Ajith Edassery@Make Money Online http://kikolani.com/5-tactics-bloggers-should-borrow-from-traditional-pr.html/comment-page-1#comment-46457 Ajith Edassery@Make Money Online Thu, 24 Jun 2010 13:16:48 +0000 http://kikolani.com/?p=5724#comment-46457 I am pathetic when it comes to networking - social or otherwise. Tried various things with twitter and facebook but I do not have that knack of scraping something and get numerous people lined up behind you. Having said that, most social followers are fake these days I believe. I am pathetic when it comes to networking – social or otherwise. Tried various things with twitter and facebook but I do not have that knack of scraping something and get numerous people lined up behind you. Having said that, most social followers are fake these days I believe.
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]]> By: Vance@Internet Marketing Tools http://kikolani.com/5-tactics-bloggers-should-borrow-from-traditional-pr.html/comment-page-1#comment-46407 Vance@Internet Marketing Tools Thu, 24 Jun 2010 03:21:08 +0000 http://kikolani.com/?p=5724#comment-46407 Hi Mickie and Kristi, Of all the points presented I'm most interested in the art of Press Release. And what you mention as a kind of caution is precisely what makes me stay away from press releases. It seems to me that without some earth shattering event to write about nothing is worthy of a press release. I really wonder if there are some good event examples you could point out as good subjects for writing press releases. Vance Hi Mickie and Kristi,

Of all the points presented I’m most interested in the art of Press Release.

And what you mention as a kind of caution is precisely what makes me stay away from press releases.

It seems to me that without some earth shattering event to write about nothing is worthy of a press release.

I really wonder if there are some good event examples you could point out as good subjects for writing press releases.

Vance
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]]> By: Danny | Geld mit Homepage http://kikolani.com/5-tactics-bloggers-should-borrow-from-traditional-pr.html/comment-page-1#comment-46400 Danny | Geld mit Homepage Thu, 24 Jun 2010 00:29:32 +0000 http://kikolani.com/?p=5724#comment-46400 I haven't paid attention to most of those. It gets me to a better view for improving my next blog. I haven’t paid attention to most of those. It gets me to a better view for improving my next blog.
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