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Barbara Marin-Rivas I'd like a place if it's available. Thanks.
Sinead Grace I would like to be included on the list, if any spaces become free. Thanks a mill.
Eamon I would like to be included also, thanks.
Stephanie Collins Hi will you add my name to that workshop list too please. Thanks :o)
Irene Lawlor Can you add me to the list too please :)
Tanja Hi Damian, can you add my name to the list? Many thanks.T
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Finally a date has been set: http://mulley.ie/blog/2009/11/that-free-
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Ages and ages and ages ago, in a Galaxy far far away I committed to do an Online PR Workshop and then time ran out for me and time is still not back. Instead of doing this in August 09 I’ve not got time to do it until January 2010 instead. ...
Michelle Dillon hiya, did the "oooer" workshop happen?
Michelle What ever happened to the online PR workshop for August? Did I miss it?
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Interesting thinking about applying metrics to Social Media - Cost Per Social Action: based upon the established models such as CPA, CPI & CPC etc.
But who determines what's social? Marketers?Clients? PR? The General Public? Or all of the above?
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A very interesting conversation took place last week on the Social Media Insider blog. David Berkowitz pondered the need for a advertising pricing model to better distinguish the relational elements of Social Media activities from more traditional media advertising models.
Lauren Hi, I just wanted to let you know that we're holding a giveaway for tickets to the Simply Zesty Summer Camp. I thought you might like to know, or would know someone that would!
www.simplyzesty.com
All you have to do to win a free ticket to SZ summer camp is to pass on the word about it and RT the event or pass through facebook
Brian O' Driscoll Whats this oeeer?
Brian O' Driscoll Nope, a Facebook yes is absolutely not a yes! It is a passive yes and even a push at that!
Online PR in Ireland Put a post on our blog today, Is a Facebook 'Yes' really a 'Yes'? Would love your views. http://www.bespokecommunications.ie/blog
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Weare big fans ofFacebook here at Bespoke HQ. Love it and use it a lot. But we have started to wonder about the number of invitationsbeing pushed around Facebook for variousevents and launches and the impact these really have. ...
