Links
AllTop PR - Alltop is an “online magazine rack” of popular topics updated every hour 24 hours a day, seven days a week. All the topics, all the time.
American Spelling Book - Originally published in 1824 for schools across the country, this 2006 version is considered the ultimate source on correct American spelling.
Brand Camp - Tired of the same old looking business proposal? Looking for a humorous icebreaker? Consider Tom Fishburne for original cartoons that illustrate business concepts in a satirical and lighthearted way.
Convinceandconvert.com - Social media expert Jay Baer is a “tools last, not first” kind of guy who understands both the power and the limit of social media. Most importantly, he is a funny, funny guy. Check him out if he’s speaking near you.
Cooler Insights - Tips, thoughts and tales on marketing communications, branding, public relations, social media and lifestyle with an Aussie viewpoint.
Copyblogger - Now that blogging has become a smart tactic for growing an authoritative web site, it’s the copywriting and content marketing skills that will set you apart and help you succeed. This site gives tips on how to do both.
Edward Howard – Founded in 1925, this Ohio-based public relations firm has multiple offices with 50 worldwide accounts. Named after its founder and a “father” of public relations.
Ellis Kaiser - Cutting-edge design creativity combined with in-depth marketing expertise – a rare and winning combination. They designed this blog!
Ethical Optimist - Based in New Jersey, this solo practitioner focuses on ethics and social responsibility to enhance organizations and our society.
F.A.D.S. – Fight Against Destructive Spin - One of many social media tools for Chicag0-based Arment Dietrich Public Relations, this blog is for real public relations practitioners who know spinning is only for disc jockeys, not communication experts.
Fuel Your Writing - Named by CopyBlogger as one of the top ten best writing blogs, FYW is an inspirational “go to” site for all types of writers. Fellow wordsmiths, including yours truly, regularly contribute tips, ideas and guidelines about writing.
Grammarphobia - Proper grammar remains important to many people, especially professional writers. This blog is updated daily by former New York Times reporters with extensive writing experience.
Grammar Resources - It’s or its? Their or there? The site is an incredible resource for all things related to proper grammar.
HMA - Based in Phoenix, this marketing communications firm embraced social media long before its widespread acceptance. They do good work. Don’t forget to check out their blog too.
Hart Public Relations - The website home of Susan Hart, author of EveryDay PR. See the About section for more details or visit my website for capabilities, credentials, services and work samples.
Hooked on Facts - A huge collection of interesting, fun and/or useless facts to which you also can contribute.
Lucid at Random - The name alone rocks. All-around-communications pro Kim Phillips (she writes, she designs, she crafts, she strategizes, she knits, she runs, etc.) posts some of the most interesting information on her recently launched blog. From the symbolism of fonts to examples of effective branding, she engages AND informs.
NewsPowerOnline – Want a way to gather what’s being said about your company across the country? This is the resource for you.
On Message Media - Based in Canada, Stu McNish heads this unique resource to teach organizations how to manage their reputations through media. The firm partners with other professionals, including Hart Public Relations, to create learning modules that offer powerful media insights typically not found within the communications industry.
PR-Squared - An informative blog about public relations and social marketing by Todd Elfren in Boston. Check it frequently.
PRSA – The national member organization for the Public Relations Society of America, of which there are 23,000 members. This is the only source of accreditation of the profession, which is the next best thing to licensure.
The 26-Hour Day - Mountain lifestyle PR services for resorts, travel and recreation in her native Northwestern part of the country. That’s Lisa Gerber’s blog niche. She also represents wineries. It must be awful for her.
Tricky Waters - A veteran newsman means he’s a veteran writer, and a good one at that. In his blog, he tackles the various nuances of writing from headlines to content.
