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

Proof of the Power of Blogging for SEO

Many, many times on this blog I’ve stood on my soap box and screamed to anyone who came by that blogging is one of the best things you can do to improve your search rankings. First, fix the basic things on your site so that it’s reasonably optimized. As soon as that’s done, [...]

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EndGame Public Relations Site Redesigned

I’ve done a medium-sized redesign of the main page here at EndGame Public Relations.  Basically I replaced the header with one that has a bit of depth, and then revamped a few things around it.  I really like the way it looks compared to the old design.  Check it out!

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The Ultimate List of Resources for Bloggers

I happened upon a post over at Mashable, and I stand in awe. The team over there has put together an incredible list of resources for bloggers, covering nearly everything. If you’re a blogger, I urge you to take a look at it.
Here’s a link: Blogging Toolbox: 120+ Resources for Bloggers

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Appearing Soon on How-To Podcast

I was interviewed recently for an upcoming appearance on a podcast called One Minute How-To. It’s hosted by George Smyth. It’s an ingeniously simple podcast. Guests on the show have the challenge of explaining in one minute or less how to do something. People have tackled such unrelated topics as “How [...]

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Corporate Blogging - How Can It Be Controlled?

I’ve written in this space a number of times about the benefits of businesses starting their own blogs. Those benefits are almost innumerable. An interesting question about institutional blogging came up at the recent conference for Virginia’s Community Colleges, where I participated in a roundtable discussion. A marketing and PR professional at [...]

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