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Today is National Agriculture Day, and I was fortunate to be able to gain a first-hand experience in the wonderful world of agriculture thanks to Farm Credit and the Colorado Chapter Public Relations Society of America (PRSA Colorado). I was honored to have an amazing opportunity to [...]
Now that the rush of preparing your Gold Pick and Silver Anvil entries is over, you can relax as you settle in to pull together a PRSA Colorado Special Award entry. It’s easy, and best of all, they’re free!
Award categories are:
Swede Johnson Lifetime Achievement Joe Fuentes Rookie of the Year Chapter [...]
At the PRSA Colorado luncheon on January 18, “Why Bloggers & PR People Butt Heads,” the social media committee interviewed Erika Napoletano (also known as Redhead Writing) to hear her advice on blogger relations.
What do you think of her advice? Agree or [...]
Many people in this world want answers. And most people in the United States want the answer yesterday. In the current economic climate, when futures often become uncertain due to layoffs and a scarce job market, preparing for a job in the competitive public relations industry can be a daunting task. Although I don’t have [...]
Do you need a reason to visit Vail, Colo., next May? The Emergency Services Public Information Officers of Colorado – affectionately known as ESPOIC – has posted a Call for Speakers for its 2010 conference, “Riding the Wave of Change”, in Vail, Colo., May 13-14. This is a great opportunity to share your knowledge and [...]
The following PR articles this month share the scoop on product placement, mobile marketing and social media measurement. If you come across an interesting PR article, please send it to prsacolorado@gmail.com.
Last week, I attended my first PRSA tweetup with social media guru thought leader Brian Solis.
I was expecting a rock star, an untouchable or a celebrity, but instead, I met Brian. His down-to-earth mentality and genuinely friendly demeanor really spoke to what social media is all about – building relationships.
His advice to me, [...]
From pink slips to hat tricks, former Rocky reporter turned PR pro Erika Gonzalez sheds light on the ever-changing media landscape. This week she interviews Amanda Faison from 5280.
Like many other publications, 5280 has cut staff and tightened its belt to weather declines in advertising revenue. That [...]
As Cactus PR Director, my email address is on the homepage of our website – thus I get tons of job inquiries and requests for informational interviews. When talking to young candidates, I always find myself giving the same advice, which is based on my experience looking for a job in PR straight [...]
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