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5 Strategies to Build a Network of Bloggers and Journalists

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Creating a network of bloggers and journalists is a great way to provide mutual support in the world of online media. For both public relations and search engine optimization, publishing content via other people’s sites is a critical part of their everyday duties. Gatekeepers are the ones who control what is published on their site.

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Case Study: Blogger Outreach for Oxfam America’s International Women’s Day 2012 Campaign

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You might remember my telling you about this ; long story short, we were asked to provide digital support for the campaign; specifically, to engage bloggers with the goal of raising awareness for the campaign and the work that OA does to empower women around the globe. The timeframe. So start doing this as soon as you can. And I mean a ton.

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How My Guinea Pigs Became Famous Guest Bloggers

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But I also make sure I promote other bloggers, and participate without posting any links. When you’re just starting a blog, chances are there’s another blogger out there who writes on the same topic as you do and already gets tons of traffic. How My Guinea Pigs Became Famous Guest Bloggers. Guest Blogging.

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10 Observations on “Real” Public Relations and Social Media

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Most people could give two hoots about the latest app (though they do care about the iPhone 5), they don’t know who Chris Brogan is, and mostly they think bloggers are pompous asses. Most bloggers blog too much. The PR world is full of very smart people who aren’t “out there.” Why is this?

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Waxing and Waning, Lyrical and UnLyrical

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We changed the tag line (bet you don’t even remember what the old one was), we welcomed guest bloggers, many of whom have become fixtures here. We went through dry spells, and extremely fertile spells (a post a day for a while… I honestly don’t know how I did that, hats off to bloggers who can make that happen).

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Why Buffer, HootSuite and Post Planner are the Holy Trinity of Managing Social Media

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as much as I could, what I do find very useful, outside of the publisher, etc., I find this feature very useful; I can simply copy a post and bung it in at various points in the “publisher” view, making minor edits if I want. So they typically contain the @ handle of the blogger publishing that post, etc.

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Monday Roundup: Blogging for Veterans

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Why: This is something you’re going to run into if you’ve been publishing content online for a while. Why: Geoff Livingston is one of the earliest bloggers I personally am friends with. Why: Jim Dougherty is a master blogger (which is why I’m so happy he’s part of the WUL blogging team ). Get over it.