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Welcome to From PR to Eternity
Matthew Watson blogs about online marketing and public relations, and his experience of working in the tech PR sector.
Matthew works as a senior account executive at Speed Communications and blogs there too. Follow Matthew Watson on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mpwatson Follow From PR to Eternity on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/FPTE Linkage: Speed go to Budapest in Hungary in November 2011 -
Recent Posts
- The Register is most tweeted IT Trade
- 2 for 1 Valentines Day cards: silly mistake or PR stunt?
- Is it time we paid PR interns properly?
- Are you afraid of change?
- Top 100 PR Blogs: January 2010
- Moving house
- Google takes on Twitterfeed
- How to stop your photos from being used in Facebook adverts
- Vodafone launches #ukhols Google mashup map
- #NWFHD map launched to promote flexible working
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What inspires your blog posts?
Posted on 15 November, 2008 | No CommentsGed Carroll has started a MeMe asking bloggers what inspires their posts. I have been tagged by Wadds, so here’s a list of five things that have inspired my posts:... -
Web design of the times
Posted on 12 October, 2008 | 9 CommentsI’ve given my blog something of a makeover today, which made me wonder if that’s exactly what the PR industry needs. Online media and digital PR campaigns are now a... -
Three communication prunks
Posted on 13 August, 2008 | 1 CommentI was tagged by Ben Matthews, in an Internet MeMe, that involves picking three innovative communicators, that have influenced me. This is the blurb: “The idea’s simple. We’re asking you...