The thoughts of my inner nerd
I'm a 21 year-old, college senior with high hopes and big dreams. I've got a knack for all things technology and music.
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Link reblogged from JLPR Muse & News
jlpr:
This is the first article in a 10-part content series on Unified Marketing, which will bring to light collaborative marketing principles and successful strategies in areas including marketing, branding, PR, social media, mobile and other digital practices.
You have a problem.
Your brand is…(Source: prdaily.com)
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Quote reblogged from dknyprgirl#PR101 Just because you devised a strategy, doesn’t mean it shouldn’t change. Don’t be afraid to abruptly alter the course. It just might lead to something even more amazing-(via dknyprgirl)
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In honor of tomorrow night’s Pete & Pete retrospective shows at Bowery (tickets still available, I just checked!), indiepop guru Mike Appelstein counted down six of the show’s best musical moments. Michael Stipe, Luscious Jackson, and Fat Tulips ahoy!
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Quote reblogged from dknyprgirl#PR101 If you leave things down to the wire, just remember that sometimes the wire breaks…(via dknyprgirl)
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Quote reblogged from dknyprgirlPassion is the difference between having a job or having a career-(via dknyprgirl)
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Quote reblogged from courtenaybird.comPick one thing and do that one thing — and only that one thing — better than anyone else ever could.Jason Goldberg, CEO, Fab.com | 15 things successful CEOs want you to know (via courtenaybird)
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One of the best books there is. I love her. She’s everything I want to be. I look up to her, she’s my role model, my inspiration. (Besides my mother of course!)
Note to self- I want to read this.
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Quote reblogged from courtenaybird.comRemember: only you can prevent viral media from spreading.
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Penny Arcade has published the email thread of the biggest PR meltdown I’ve ever seen.
With gems like this, it’s no wonder what started as a Customer Service problem became a full blown PR nightmare:
We do value our customers but sometimes we get children like you we just have to put you in…
This guy’s comments are just beyond ridiculous.
