June, 2012

Sherrilynne Starkie

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Embarrassing updates in social media

Sherrilynne Starkie

Nicked from Marketing Pilgrim. Ever update your Facebook with a silly remark and then regret it? It happens all the time. Now, there’s a new website that collates people’s embarrassing updates, categorizes them and publishes them for all world to see (again). It’s called We Know What You’re Doing. “I love my work. I just hate my boss,” says Donovane van D, while Polly B announces, “One good thing about being super hungover is my mum gives me a lisence

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Branding You: using social media to find a job

Sherrilynne Starkie

The CPRS Ottawa /Gatineau Student Program recently invited me to speak to a group of recent public relations and communications graduates. The event was designed to help students make the transition to PR professional and support them in their search for a full-time job. My short presentation focused on how to use social media for job search. I gave a brief overview on how recruiters use social media to source applicants and advertise vacancies.

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Award win for TFC and OREA

Sherrilynne Starkie

The agency I work for, Thornley Fallis Communications, and our client, the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA), have just been awarded a Gold Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) National Award of Excellence – for Best Multi-Media Projects for external audiences. The video below showcases the campaign: Congrats to the account team! Related posts: Bloggers are important in PR.

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The all new Foursquare

Sherrilynne Starkie

Foursquare has been around for a few years and has always been a bit of location-based fun. Users ‘checked in’ at places they had visited to compete with friends for points and, very occasionally, get free products and services. The social network boasts a community of 20 million users, but never really seemed to go mainstream. But that’s set to change with yesterday’s relaunch of the ‘All new Foursquare ‘ Image via CrunchBase.