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Small Business Week Contest Underway

Over at my small business podcast, I have a great contest underway. The Startup BizCast Small Business Week Contest launched this morning, and entries are now being accepted. Prizes total nearly $2,000!
Please proceed in a calm, collected manner to the contest page BY CLICKING HERE.
Details are also available in Startup BizCast Episode 40, [...]

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Get Better at Online News Release Distribution

I was just poking around the PRWeb website. If you’re a frequent reader here, you’ll know I’m a fan of their online news release distribution service. I knew the folks over there at PRWeb were increasing their offerings, and I just noticed a few of them. One very helpful service they have [...]

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Small Business Week Contest Preview

I’m working up the final details of a contest on the EndGame PR Podcast Production flagship show, Startup BizCast. National Small Business Week is April 21-25 in the U.S., and to celebrate, I’m organizing the Startup BizCast Small Business Week Contest. I have several great prizes lined up already and I’m hoping to [...]

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Wordpress Going Social

I have been a blogging machine lately, haven’t I?
Matt Mullenweg, the lead geek (it’s a title of respect, Matt, I swear) from Wordpress, announced today that a social networking element is being developed for the blogging platform. He made the announcement on his personal blog. He didn’t give too many details other than [...]

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Zogby Poll has Big Impact on Media Relations and Social Media

A new Zogby poll came out late last week and it has serious ramifications for media relations practitioners and for those who create social media. Since I do both, I’m particularly interested. The research found the following:

The Internet is now the top source of news for 48% of Americans
Two-thirds (67%) say traditional journalists [...]

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