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Great article…your basically confirming what a lot of people having been thinking for some time. PR must be good and informed PR..
“You are only ever as strong as your weakest link”

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]]> By: deidre moseley http://scobleizer.com/2009/04/07/a-private-note-to-pr-people/comment-page-2/#comment-117036 deidre moseley Sun, 26 Jul 2009 21:35:23 +0000 http://scobleizer.com/?p=5558#comment-117036 Hello. This was really interesting to me. Before I read this post, I was reading section three of David Meerman Scott's book- The New Rules of Marketing & PR. I was just reading on the fact that DMS mentioned that PR people should now that before they pitch a blogger, they should know what the blogger writes about and what he/she thinks is interesting. I see that you have mentioned this yourself. I think that this information is vital and true, but astonished to see that many PR people don't see this as common sense. It is outrageous to me to think that a PR would pitch an idea to a blogger that they don't know anything about- or even worse- not care. That sounds so silly to me that someone would pitch an idea to someone who doesn't care. Like you had stated in your post, it is a waste of time! To me, if tons of PR's are still pitching ideas about products or services to bloggers who aren't intrigued by whatever they're talking about, there needs to be a PR meeting around the world discussing the new ways of pitching- even thought this idea seems like common sense. Great post! Hello. This was really interesting to me. Before I read this post, I was reading section three of David Meerman Scott's book- The New Rules of Marketing & PR. I was just reading on the fact that DMS mentioned that PR people should now that before they pitch a blogger, they should know what the blogger writes about and what he/she thinks is interesting. I see that you have mentioned this yourself. I think that this information is vital and true, but astonished to see that many PR people don't see this as common sense. It is outrageous to me to think that a PR would pitch an idea to a blogger that they don't know anything about- or even worse- not care. That sounds so silly to me that someone would pitch an idea to someone who doesn't care. Like you had stated in your post, it is a waste of time! To me, if tons of PR's are still pitching ideas about products or services to bloggers who aren't intrigued by whatever they're talking about, there needs to be a PR meeting around the world discussing the new ways of pitching- even thought this idea seems like common sense. Great post!

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]]> By: I’m Just a Guy on a List » The Buzz Bin http://scobleizer.com/2009/04/07/a-private-note-to-pr-people/comment-page-2/#comment-116304 I’m Just a Guy on a List » The Buzz Bin Sun, 05 Jul 2009 14:33:54 +0000 http://scobleizer.com/?p=5558#comment-116304 [...] not interested in reinvigorating the PR Sucks meme, or trying to brow beat crappy PR practitioners into better ways. Instead, I’ve resigned to the situation, accepting it as the nature of the [...] [...] not interested in reinvigorating the PR Sucks meme, or trying to brow beat crappy PR practitioners into better ways. Instead, I’ve resigned to the situation, accepting it as the nature of the [...]

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