Category Archives: Blogging
One More Time: Happy Thanksgiving, GCSS!
Every year on Thanksgiving, but even more so in the past few years, I’ve really taken a moment to reflect on what I’m thankful for. Last year, on our old BlogSpot blog, I wrote an entry entitled A Charlie Brown … Continue reading
There’s No PR Like Good PR
by Eric Pudalov, Community Events Coordinator Yesterday afternoon, The Fight Against Destructive Spin published my guest blog post, entitled For Nonprofits, Social Media is the Message. It discusses the role that social media like Twitter, Facebook, and blogs can play … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Blogging, Business, FADS, Hot Blogs, Networking, Nonprofit, SEO, Websites
Tagged Blog, Ecordia, facebook, Media relations, Online Communities, PR Newswire, PubCon, public relations, Sevans Strategy, Social media, Social network, Spin Sucks, twitter
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Future Feature: The Fight Against Destructive Spin
by Eric Pudalov, Community Events Coordinator In several earlier blogs, I’ve mentioned a site called The Fight Against Destructive Spin, the PR/marketing blog of Arment Dietrich, Inc. Arment Dietrich and their CEO, Gini Dietrich, are among today’s leaders in public … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Blogging, Business, Disabilities, FADS, Hot Blogs, Networking, Recognitions, Websites
Tagged Blog, Business, Gini Dietrich, Internet Marketing, Marketing and Advertising, public relations, Social media, twitter
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The Opinions of this Blogger Do Not Necessarily Reflect the Opinions of GCSS
Based on my previous entry, there’s one more thing I should clear up: I occasionally express personal opinions in this blog that are not representative of Georgia Community Support and Solutions as a whole. Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Appearances, Autism, Blogging, Business, Concepts, Criticisms, Disabilities, Disability Benefits, Hot Blogs, Nonprofit, Opinion, Our Employees, Professionalism, SEO, Websites
Tagged Blog, Business, Directories, disability, Internet forum, Organizations, United States, Website
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Objection, Your Honor! Relevance? (A Reflection on the Blog and Social Media)
As you can see by the picture above, there are some out there who are cynical about blogging in general. While I’m not necessarily one of these people, I do see their point in some instances.
Recently, someone in our organization noted that a few of the blog entries I’d written seemed a bit “off topic.” While the critique wasn’t highly specific… Continue reading
Thoughts On: “Are You an Answer or a Question?”
William Reichard, of Marcana Internet Marketing Guides, writes in his blog on September 22, “Are You An Answer or a Question?”
One of the difficulties we’ve had at Georgia Community Support and Solutions is reaching a wider “audience.” Whether it’s to promote one of our events, to let people know about our services, or to simply network with other organizations, we’re still experimenting with the best methods as to how to do that. Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Arts, Atlanta, Blogging, Business, Celebrity Promotions, Concepts, Disabilities, Facebook, Hot Blogs, Nonprofit, Professionalism, SEO, Technology, Television, Websites
Tagged ABC, Arts, Arts and Entertainment, Ask an Expert, Comedian, Comedy, Dane Cook, Georgia (U.S. state), HBO, Lost, MySpace, Performing Arts, Television
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Accelerated Change?
by Eric Pudalov, Community Events Coordinator After mentioning Sherry Heyl in the previous blog entry, I was tempted to turn to her blog, at Concept Hub, Inc., to supplement some of the ideas that had been on my mind. Her … Continue reading
A Necessary Acknowledgement
One of my best social media mentors, whom I haven’t mentioned in quite some time, is Sherry Heyl, of Concept Hub, Inc., and who taught me much of what I currently know about this field. Continue reading
What’s a Hoot? HootSuite, of Course!
Back in June, we signed up for HootSuite, another great social networking tool that I feel we haven’t used to its greatest potential.
If you’re unfamiliar, allow me to explain: HootSuite gives you the opportunity to integrate all of your various social networks (e.g. Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, etc.), and check out RSS feeds from your friends on each. It’s very similar to TweetDeck (designed by Twitter), in which you can see, in a simple interface, whom you follow, who’s following you, and all the latest tweets your friends have made.
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Tagged facebook, Google, Mark Brimm, Microsoft, MySpace, Nonprofit, Social network, TweetDeck, twitter, WordPress
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