Comments for Mind The Gap Public Relations, LLC http://mindthegappr.com Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Public Relations & Social Media Wed, 16 May 2012 21:26:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Websites are dead! Business blogging is dead! by Ann Marie van den Hurk, APR http://mindthegappr.com/ann-sense-blog/websites-are-dead-business-blogging-is-dead-everyone-is-switching-over-to-social-media/#comment-530 Ann Marie van den Hurk, APR Wed, 16 May 2012 21:26:00 +0000 http://mindthegappr.com/?p=900#comment-530 Terry, Thanks for stopping by! Appreciate it. Cheers! Terry,

Thanks for stopping by! Appreciate it. Cheers!

]]> Comment on Celebrity endorsements are not a sure bet for small businesses by Frank Strong http://mindthegappr.com/ann-sense-blog/celebrity-endorsements-are-not-a-sure-bet-for-small-businesses/#comment-527 Frank Strong Sun, 13 May 2012 16:13:00 +0000 http://mindthegappr.com/?p=885#comment-527 This fits the home run analogy -- do you swing for the fences or focus on base hits. Generally, I'm in favor of base hits for small businesses.  Focus on doing all the little things well and the big breaks will come. This fits the home run analogy — do you swing for the fences or focus on base hits. Generally, I’m in favor of base hits for small businesses.  Focus on doing all the little things well and the big breaks will come.

]]> Comment on Websites are dead! Business blogging is dead! by Terry Culkin http://mindthegappr.com/ann-sense-blog/websites-are-dead-business-blogging-is-dead-everyone-is-switching-over-to-social-media/#comment-523 Terry Culkin Thu, 10 May 2012 14:46:00 +0000 http://mindthegappr.com/?p=900#comment-523 YES!  Exactly what I tell my Clients!  YES!  Exactly what I tell my Clients! 

]]> Comment on Is “Super Hero” the new “Rock Star” in social media circles? by Ann Marie van den Hurk, APR http://mindthegappr.com/ann-sense-blog/is-super-hero-the-new-rock-star-in-social-media-circles/#comment-478 Ann Marie van den Hurk, APR Sat, 14 Apr 2012 20:34:00 +0000 http://mindthegappr.com/?p=872#comment-478 A good portion of social media is still among friends and is, as it should be, casual. I undestand your point and my language is very different around friends including professional friends. It is more loose and humorous. The point of this post is in regards to the business setting and not belittling what is done in the field of social media. Thanks for stopping by. A good portion of social media is still among friends and is, as it should be, casual. I undestand your point and my language is very different around friends including professional friends. It is more loose and humorous. The point of this post is in regards to the business setting and not belittling what is done in the field of social media. Thanks for stopping by.

]]> Comment on Is “Super Hero” the new “Rock Star” in social media circles? by M Untiedt http://mindthegappr.com/ann-sense-blog/is-super-hero-the-new-rock-star-in-social-media-circles/#comment-476 M Untiedt Fri, 13 Apr 2012 17:50:00 +0000 http://mindthegappr.com/?p=872#comment-476 And yet, a lot of social media is between friends, friendly and casual. I think it's a snob move to look down on all uses of friendly, casual terminology. You have to consider the context. I just called a dear friend a rock star yesterday and I rather resent being smacked by someone on a high, high horse for congratulating her on a big, public accolade she received. And yet, a lot of social media is between friends, friendly and casual. I think it’s a snob move to look down on all uses of friendly, casual terminology. You have to consider the context. I just called a dear friend a rock star yesterday and I rather resent being smacked by someone on a high, high horse for congratulating her on a big, public accolade she received.

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