Rosenberg Communications Launches a New Site
Rosenberg Communications, who I wrote about a couple of posts ago, launched a new site for their PR practice.
The previous post described my opinions on best practices for PR Firms communicating with Blogs. I felt Derek Karchner had done a great job passing on information about one of their clients, the Hitachi Foundation, and wrote about his efforts.
I got an e-mail today about launching the site, and it seems Rosenberg has repaid the favor, mentioning our review in their announcement. That was a nice thing to do. Who said bloggers and PR folks can't be friends?
To be clear - there is no work between Rosenberg and Durbin Media. And I'm not writing about them for payment or because they wrote about me. They won my trust, and now I want to help them - hopefully with some of my Google Juice and by passing their name to people I know.
Contrast that with a firm that sends me the latest press release, but doesn't even know what I do or tell me where they read me, if they read me at all. Or worse, the canned fake, I read your blog all the time and think you're great - please talk about my client. Yes, I do get notes likes that.
Politeness and sincerity will get you everywhere in the blogosphere, and in the real world, too.
The previous post described my opinions on best practices for PR Firms communicating with Blogs. I felt Derek Karchner had done a great job passing on information about one of their clients, the Hitachi Foundation, and wrote about his efforts.
I got an e-mail today about launching the site, and it seems Rosenberg has repaid the favor, mentioning our review in their announcement. That was a nice thing to do. Who said bloggers and PR folks can't be friends?
To be clear - there is no work between Rosenberg and Durbin Media. And I'm not writing about them for payment or because they wrote about me. They won my trust, and now I want to help them - hopefully with some of my Google Juice and by passing their name to people I know.
Contrast that with a firm that sends me the latest press release, but doesn't even know what I do or tell me where they read me, if they read me at all. Or worse, the canned fake, I read your blog all the time and think you're great - please talk about my client. Yes, I do get notes likes that.
Politeness and sincerity will get you everywhere in the blogosphere, and in the real world, too.



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