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Dennis Rutzou Public Relations Great post Kim!
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Before going on a six-week leave overseas last July, I was on Twitter daily and would regularly share comments, links and any other 140-character bits of information I thought was interesting.
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Social media is a big place, and navigating the many networks and tools can be tough. Here are 10 great ways small businesses can make the most of social media.
Dennis Rutzou Public Relations Great post by Nicola. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this one!
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Today’s rant is a subject close to my heart. Why do we work such rigid office hours? Why isn’t there more flexibility in working hours for office workers?
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Some things are better left to the professionals, like SEO, http://www.justweb.com.au/search-engine-
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Professional SEO - can you REALLY do your own search engine optimisation?
Dennis Rutzou Public Relations What Twitter personality are you?
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Twitter. It's all the rage with news sources, celebrities, politicians, and millions of every day folks getting in and playing around with it. The premise was simple: in 140 characters or less, answer a simple question that your followers and anyone who visits your page can see: What are you doing?
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Blogging has become a popular marketing strategy to establish an organisation as an industry leader, provide insights and connect with online audiences. However, Australian public relations agencies have been slow taking up this practice for their own businesses.
Digital Ministry - Zero to 40,000 fans. How Mudo built the largest and most engaged branded Facebook
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When we built a branded Facebook page from zero to 40,000 fans in under 4 months, we learned a lot of new things along the way. We wanted to share these new insights, so we wrote a white paper about it. We believe its one of the first of its kind in the world.
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What is google wave and is it better than email? We attempt to answer this questions with the hopes of getting an invitation because we were not lucky enough. Created by EpipheoStudios.com
Dennis Rutzou Public Relations Happy birthday Nicola! Enjoy your day off :)
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Jo's blog post on the worst website copy crimes is now up and running on the DRPR blog! http://dennisrutzoupr.wordpress.com/2009
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As Kim mentioned in her latest blog, we’ve been doing quite a few website reviews of late, which means looking and researching many, many websites.
Dennis Rutzou Public Relations Kim's latest post now up on the DRPR blog - check it out!
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We’ve been doing a lot of website reviews for our clients lately and one thing that strikes me the most is the lack of clear objective(s) organisations often have for their website. Trying to be everything ...
Dennis Rutzou Public Relations Our Acc Mgr @Kim is going to be a featured speaker at the Australian Almond Conference on 29 Nov in the Barossa Valley. Go Kim!
Dennis Rutzou Public Relations Nicola's latest blog post up and running! Check it out :)
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Now I’m not going to claim the credit. That would be too brazen. I wrote a blog about a month ago asserting that we hadn’t actually had a financial crisis in Australia at all. Not long after that I was joined by some very high profile commentators and politicians saying pretty much the same thing.
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This is another official update to the original "Shift Happens" video. This completely new Fall 2009 version includes facts and stats focusing on the changing media landscape, including convergence and technology, and was developed in partnership with The Economist. ...
