October 5th, 2010
Ode to October
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Here we are, in the one of two months where we are actually supposed to work. Funny, right?
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Here we are, in the one of two months where we are actually supposed to work. Funny, right?
The most common question we hear from clients these days is, “How can we maximize Twitter?”
There’s a new bad pitch that’s taken over the Interwebs. It’s called “Vote for Me.”
Empathy may be a result of feeling like your actions won’t mean anything. But with citizengulf, the smallest action, attending a meet-up, a small donation or even voting in a Pepsi Refresh contest impacts the families affected by the oil spill.
On August 25, 2010, RLM CEO Richard Laermer and Geoff Livingston will be co-hosting a benefit dedicated to educating the children of fishing families so they can find a new way of life.
As RLM approaches our 20th birthday—in March, so send cards—we have gained lessons that have brought us through many hard times
Handpicked by RLM to be part of their new and fantastic global network, UK based Voice Communications is a group of expert PR practitioners who offer a no-nonsense approach to communications, stripping away the pretension from PR.
RLM’s Australian partner, CP Communications, has a blog that is, frankly, one of the most useful we’ve ever seen—and we’ve seen a lot of them! Catriona Pollard takes a no-nonsense approach to communications that applies as much in Sarasota as it does in her home town of Sydney. Excerpts from the blog are below, but [...]
We all know that Wikipedia is crucial to your communications efforts. It’s always on the first page of Google results and its millions of participants believe that everything on Wikipedia is true and accurate. The most common queries we get about Wikipedia are “How do I submit a listing?” and “My page is wrong; how [...]
Let’s say you have a problem with Twitter. Like, for instance, someone has registered your company or product name and pretends to be you. You must get them shut down…and now!