Media Relations & SEO PR Blog

News, opinions and tactics from EndGame Public Relations on the media, media relations, search engine optimization, SEO PR, and social media

EndGame Public Relations Helping Two Marketing Firms Join Forces

“New” EndGame Public Relations client NetSearch Direct announced today that it is joining forces with IMPAK Marketing to create a unique company. Jim and Laurie Baldwin founded the Richmond, Virginia based Search Engine Optimization (SEO) firm NetBaldwin five years ago, and now they’re using their skills in optimizing websites in a partnership with Central [...]

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Let the denials begin!

An update regarding my post from yesterday entitled “Antonella Barba: Victim or Social Media Genius?” The Outside the Beltway blog reports the following quote from Ms. Barba’s friend and former fellow American Idol contestant, Amanda Coluccio:
“They were meant to be seen by one person and one person only,” Coluccio said at her Holmdel home. [...]

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Antonella Barba: Victim or Social Media Genius?

I hesitated for quite a while this evening while trying to decide whether to blog on this topic. But, here goes…
By now you may have heard about the racy pictures of American Idol contestant Antonella Barba that are flying around the Internet, particularly if you’re a fan of social media or at the very [...]

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Tips on Corporate Blogging

Almost a year ago I wrote a “news you can use” type news release for a client of mine, NetBaldwin, that performs search engine optimization services. NetBaldwin is actually about to make some news, but more about that at a later date. The release included tips for business folks on how to create your own [...]

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EndGame Public Relations Main Site Redesign

I just finished redesigning the EndGame Public Relations main site. It’s mostly a cosmetic change for search engine optimization (SEO) purposes, although I did revise a little content while I was at it. It’s not only more search engine friendly, but I think I like this design better.
Enjoy!

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