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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Everything in Moderation Goes for the Internet Too
When I was foolish enough to smoke cigarettes, yet young enough to not be slowed by their effects, I never left the house without my pack of Kent ciggies — with the famous “Micronite Filter. When you’re down to smoking … Continue reading
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Tagged Internvetion, Kent, Mail Online, Mass Broadband 123
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Walking the Beans and Climbing the Hills in Iowa
If you are thinking about running for President of the United States, you are going to have to spend some time here in Iowa to help you understand what folks here care about. In 1973, Des Moines Register writers Donald … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 presidential caucuses, biking, Des Moines Register, Iowa, Michele Bachmann, RAGBRAI
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Survey Says: Majority of Americans Afraid of Something Fearful
The rising heat over the national debt ceiling crisis is hotter than road tar in July, but NBC and the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) might have discovered a way to settle this impasse: Just ask the American public what it … Continue reading
From the M&Co Archives: A (Cool) Blast from The Past
Today, as I took the opportunity of a somewhat slower summer Friday to organize, I stumbled across an article Peter Morrissey had written for the Public Relations Strategist. Its title: “CEO Reputations Are Based on Good Acts.” Its publication date: Summer … Continue reading
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Sweden, I Love You And You’re Bringing Us Spotify
Sweden, come on. You were the most respected country in the world last year (Reputation Institute’s 2010 Country Reputation Study) and your progressive social model is world-renowned. You’ve already given us H&M, IKEA, Ingrid Bergman, and the addictive Millennium trilogy. … Continue reading
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The “P” in “PR” Stands for “Public” Relations
About a year ago, Ford Kanzler of Marketing/PR Savvy posted, “Content Marketing Has Been a Successful PR Strategy for Decades.” Ford essentially made the claim that Content Marketing is just a new way to describe what public relations professionals have … Continue reading
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Tagged content marketing, Ford Kanzler, HubSpot, Junta42, Marketing/PR Savvy, Rebecca Lieb
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Customer Engagement: Rules to Live By
A mantra for us here at Morrissey & Company is: “if we’re not talking to our clients, then another communications firm is.” That’s why we’re passionate, and at times paranoid, about making sure that we always know what our clients … Continue reading
Chevette Part Deux – A Significant Step Toward GM’s New-and-Improved Reputation
My husband regularly romanticizes his first car – a beat up old Chevette – and talks about the day when he’ll get another one and rebuild it in our driveway, or get one for our daughter when she turns 16. … Continue reading
Brooklyn – The New Black
My mind is on two things on this lovely summer day; the beach and M&Co’s latest Mt. Vernon Report. Just released today, the report takes a look at the factors that help shape and change the reputation of a city … Continue reading
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Tagged adweek, brooklyn, California, destinations, Paris, reputation
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The Space Mantra – American Ingenuity and the Passing of an Era
In 1962, President John F. Kennedy spoke at Rice University and said the following: “We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” With … Continue reading
