Tag Archives: David Meerman Scott

Want Your Release to Fit In? Use These Words!

– by Phil Dennison, Senior Marketing Specialist About a year ago,  we wrote about gobbledygook phrases — words that are used over and over in press releases and other marketing materials, but serve little purpose other than cluttering up your news. We included a link to the HubSpot Gobbledygook Grader, developed by David Meerman Scott, [...]

Engaging Your Audience Using Video

by Rachel Gould, Client Services Representative, Business Wire Boston Business Wire Boston recently joined forces with video production partner MEDIAmobz and VisibleGains to bring together a panel of specialists in the fields of public relations, new media, conversion marketing and video production to address innovative new ways to engage your target audience and generate buzz.  [...]

Upcoming Business Wire Boston Event: Combining SEO and Video to Drive Awareness and Lead Generation Online

Business Wire Boston is partnering with VisibleGains and MEDIAmobz to host a free breakfast & panel discussion on Tuesday, April 27, geared toward marketing and communications professionals looking for innovative ways to generate new business leads. This panel discussion will include industry experts from a variety of backgrounds, including public relations, new media and digital [...]

World Wide Rave – A Book Review

I know why David Meerman Scott (@dmscott), author of The New Rules of Marketing & PR and World Wide Rave is one of my favorite marketing/PR authors…it’s because he writes a book that has me absorbed in every page. Congratulations David on World Wide Rave, another book really well done!

My 2010 Reading and Book Review List

On the first day of the year, I wanted to provide a preview my 2010 book-reading list. I read some excellent books in 2009 that I’ve shared in earlier reviews, from Chris Brogan and Julien Smith’s Trust Agents to Gary Vaynerchuk’s Crush It (both must read books). As mentioned in my post, “PR New Year’s Resolutions,” one of my resolutions is to read and review more books on my blog.

A Few of My Favorite (PR 2.0) Things

The holiday season reminds me of the song from the Sound of Music, “My Favorite Things.” Although there are many items on that list, I wanted to share a few of my favorite (PR 2.0) things that I’ve either read in 2009, or relied upon to get me through the year. Of course, I would love to mention everyone and everything that I find valuable online and read all year long, but then this wouldn’t be a blog post…it would be a BIG blog book .