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Posts by Anarchy
31 posts • joined 13 Jun 2007
3 calls foul on T-Mobile price promise
all liars
Mascara adverts, where the model has artificial lashes on, but it only says in tiny letters
Car adverts where the price on screen ISN'T for the car on the screen
Sales & Marketing = scum
US cops taser groom, cuff drunken bride
@ David Wiernicki - get your facts right!
They only shot him in the face 8/9 times, and they even managed to miss him once, from point-blank range!
Adobe pulls bug-riddled Photoshop update
Critical update my asre
I never download updates for Reader. It reads pdfs now, It is fully fuinctional already, it doesn't need any more bloat
Beware the populist mash oozing out of Facebook and YouTube
<Otto Z. Stern is a director at The Institute of Technological Values - a think tank dedicated to a more moral digital age. He has closely monitored the IT industry's intersection with America's role as a world leader for 30 years. You can find Stern locked and loaded, corralling wounded iLemmings, talking, drinking and driving, reflecting on Anna Nicole Smith's American chest, fearing Intel Inside Chinese golf clubs, suppressing Bill Gates U, digesting head mash, developing strong Mexican engineers, fearing pink Yahoo!, corrupting his youth in Sadville, masticating beta culture, booing our soccer team, following Jimmy Wales, despising U-Haul, nursing an opal-plated prostate, spanking open source fly boys, Googling Bro-Magnon Man, wearing a smashing suit, watching Dead Man, dropping a SkyCar on the Googleplex, spitting on Frenchmen, and vomiting in fear with a life-sized cutout of Hilary Rosen at his solar-powered compound somewhere in the Great American Southwest.>
Oh man that is so funny! Let me read it again.... yeah still quite funny, I'm going to read it again... Sorry, not funny at all now, it's just a big long pile of crap
Former beauty queen cuffed for torturing ex
I've said it before, but it's worth repeating
Snakes with tits
BOFH: Xmas party: Get a wriggle on
... episode ever
Europe too cynical for iPhone
it's crap that's why
It might have a flash interface, but compare what it can actually do to a decent pocket pc and it's piss-poor
and it's bloody expensive too, you can get a PPC for £0 with a contract
Sidcup massive threatens Reg hack
Doesn't come from Chatham, oop North it's charva, and no-one has even heard of Chatham
Wii grasses up cheating wife
... with tits
Scientists unearth 'missing link' jawbone
@ Chris Morrison
I am descended from chimps
You are descended from gimps
'I'll be back' is most-quoted movie line
How could you miss out...
You're only meant to blow the bloody doors off!
Absolute Poker probed for insider cheating
@ Simon Betts
Shouldn't "LOLing" be "LingOL"?
New euro coin stuffs Turkey
European my arse
Turkey has just voted in an islamic leader.
The Bosphorous (& the Urals) is the border between Europe & Asia
Turkey is NOT European, so should stay out of the EU
Israel aint European either, so why do they play in our footy/singing competitions? They should learn to play nicely with thier neighbours
China spots 42 new glaciers
@ amanfromMars
wtf are you on about? If you want to spout random crap, please keep it to yourself
Religious hatred a crime from October, but exemptions are wide
can I dis religion?
I'm not planning on hating religion (law-abiding citizen etc) but as an athiest, I have ZERO respect for anyone's religious views, as I do for anyone who believes in Santa Claus or the tooth-fairy.
So is it still ok to laugh at people's religious views, tell them they are wasting thier life, there is no heaven waiting for them, and that they are being conned by by thier priests?
After all, they coming knocking on my door on a f******* saturday morning (when I feel like I'm in hell anyway) telling me I'm going to hell unless I believe in thier god.
Apple restricts ringtone rights
I've said it before, but it's worth repeating
Aple fanboys are gimps
How many comments on here are defending apple?
Why don't you just send Jobs all your money, then drop your pants, bend over, and let him shaft you as hard as he likes while repeating, "please sir, have another buck"?
Fancy an invisible dog that dances on stilts?
true invisibility is of course impossible, as any fule know.
However, wrap yourself in a Someone Else's Problem Field*, and people will simply look the other way
*(P) Douglas Adams
Britannia triumphs over Johnny Metric
Hourses for courses
When I'm on my bike I prefer miles, as I have no idea if 25km/hr is fast or slow, but I know 18m/hr is quite fast on the flat.
If I'm measuring something small, cm/mm is much easier than inches. 10 and 13/16th inches is MUCH harder to work with than 265mm, and metres & yards are abou the same.
When I'm walking up a hill I like to use km & metres, i.e. 4km along, 1000 metres up, makes working out how steep it is easy. Try that with 2.5 miles and 1,100 yards.
1kg = 2lbs ish. Couldn't be easier
Metric is much easier all round, but it's hard to stop your heading working in imperial , as I have been since I was born
Apple slashes iPhone prices
apple fanboys are ...
... gimps
AVG cries wolf at Adobe Reader
F*****g adobe!
it's Friday....
Every single time you load a pdf , BEFORE it displays the doc, adobe reader goes off to the net, and tells you there is a CRITICAL update that simply must be installed right this f****** minute, and often wants a re-boot after that!!!
It's a document reader, as long as it can open a doc, there is NOTHING critical to update
So, Adobe, thanks for the free doc reader, now p*** off
Channel 4 cans Celebrity Big Brother
badly packed kebab
I think in Ms Goody's case, the term "badly dropped kebab"* is probably more appropriate
* (c) me
Google will carpet YouTube with 'overlay' ads
5 times more likely...
... to not f*******g bother watching a video or even go to YouTube if adverts are all over the vid I want to watch. T***s
Virgin Media boss in shock exit
TV pic quality is sh1te
It's so poor you get jaggies and pixellation whenever you have a image which moves. Rippling water and sport it astrocious
Solar waves make Earth ring like a bell
Not according to Cosmos on TV last night
"g-mode vibrations are not optically detectable. But the evidence of the waves is there, and easily detectable, in data on Earth"
Really? I watched Cosmos on BBC2 last night, and there has been built a massive thing to detect gravity waves, which are so weak it is easier to detect a (sea) wave hitting a beach 6 miles away.
They are hoping to detect one in about 2012
Pirated Simpsons movie traced to phone
entire movie on a phone, no prob
Don't see why not, my phone records at 640x480, and I've made recordings 20 mins long which were only 100+mb, so a 100 min movie (dunno how long it actually is) would only be about 1/2 a gig.
Maybe you need to upgrade your fone
The great Passenger Name Record sell out
... Is that where you learnt English? For such a short post it's very confused, and what's with all the Caps?
Please re-write
iPhone's keyboard prompts patent violation suit
a what?
WTF is a "method and medium for computer readable keyboard display incapable of user termination"
Sounds like a touch-screen keyboard to me, but what does "incapable of user termination" mean? That it can't be turned off?
I didn't realise you could patent the bleeding obvious
Adobe bends to might of US printers
Critical update my asre
It does my head in that almost every time you open a pdf that Adobe reader prompts you to download a "critical update".
It's a document reader, FFS! The only critical thing it needs to do is open a doc, any updates after that are non-ctitical, and a pain in the rear
Suit blows £105k in London bar
wot a bunch of
Nokia offers assistance for unresponsive GPS phones
Not just Nokias
I've tried out 2 Orange SPV M700s, the models with a Magellan GPS device. They were ok in getting a 2D lock, but both are crap when calculating elevation, consistently reporting a figure about 60m too high.
Fine for SatNav, but no good with MemoryMap: When mountain climbing, it's worse than useless.
The T-Mobile equivilant, with a Sirf3 GPS, is much better
YouTube - uTube showdown stays alive in federal court
"operated uTube.com..since 1996... YouTube's launch in 2005"
"Ok so let me get this right utube opens its website after Youtube ..."
In what asinine world is 1996 AFTER 2005?
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Posts Tagged 'tech PR'
July 9th, 2014
Tech PR viewpoint: IT TLAs & Abbrs. FWIW
Tech PR viewpoint: IT TLAs & Abbrs. FWIW
Hazel's Tech PR viewpoint:
One of the toughest but most important skills in communicating the benefits of new and innovative technology is the ability to explain complex concepts in a manner that is easy to understand. From my perspective of tech PR, this means using plain English, being honest about what you do, describing big ideas clearly – and not going overboard with acronyms and abbreviations.
Acronyms and abbreviations are undoubtedly useful when used intelligently and in the right place. However when used without thought for an audience, they can quickly confound and irritate. This is particularly true in the world of IT (Information Technology – see?), an industry rife with shorthand, but which really is cryptic enough without adding word puzzles into the mix.
Using language shortcuts is perfectly acceptable – indeed encouraged – as long as it is done with care. After all, who really wants to type or read phrases like Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service or Time-Division Multiplexing umpteen times in a white paper when acronyms like RADIUS and TDM do such a good job? There are many guidelines and recommendations on this topic commonly adhered to by copywriters and technical authors, and some of which evolve organically over time – but here are a few quick and dirty rules I would advise for helping readers stay focused and to prevent live audiences becoming baffled by geek speak:
• Whatever copy you are creating, whether it is a snappy blog post or a lengthy corporate PowerPoint presentation, always expand acronyms and abbreviations the first time that you use them and again, periodically, in particularly lengthy documents. That way your plans to build a MAN (metropolitan area network) will rarely be misunderstood for cyborg megalomania
• Consider replacing outmoded or lesser used acronyms with plain English wherever appropriate, even if it isn't perfectly synonymous. Most people will actually be happier for you to say 'text' or 'in the datacenter' rather than to repeatedly explain SMS (short message service) or CPE (customer premises equipment), for example
• Understand your audience and talk at their level at all times. If you are one of many presenters at a conference for e-commerce technical support teams, then feel free to bandy around TLAs (Three-Letter Abbreviations) like CRM, BPM to your heart's content. But if you are trying to sell CRM (Customer Relationship Management) or BPM (Business Process Management) software to small businesses looking to modernize sales, then you can safely spell it all out for them without seeming patronizing
• If in doubt, spell it out. Someone shared a story of a keynote from a peripheral manufacturer and the speaker's brilliant turn of praise for poor connectivity, when actually he had been repeatedly referencing legacy SCSI (small computer system interface) connections, not old 'scuzzy' ones
• Never, ever use acronyms or abbreviations to cover up for gaps in your own knowledge, to make yourself appear somehow smarter, or to blind your audience with science in the hope that you won't be asked to explain yourself. People won't like you for it, and one day you may be exposed and embarrassed for not actually knowing your BSS (Basic Service Set) from your BS…
Posted in Hazel Butters: Opinion, Technology Copywriting, Technology PR Blog | 1 Comment »
By PromptBoston
May 23rd, 2014
The benefits of good press coverage and how to get it
The benefits of good press coverage and how to get it
Here at Prompt PR, one of our core objectives for our clients is securing stellar press coverage. Whether it's a two-page spread in the print (and online) edition of SC Magazine, influential fintech commentary on the Wall Street Journal or file transfer thought leadership in Storage Networking Solutions Europe, the value of a good media hit is immeasurable (unless of course, you're still in the dark ages calculating AVEs…).
Scoring visibility in large-scale national press, like our clients have seen in USA Today, NBC News or The Drum, brings unparalleled levels of exposure and as such it's important to keep a constant eye on the press. Always keep your wheels turning: What's newsworthy right now? What can I add to the conversation?
While big national media attention is great, sometimes the vertical press is the biggest bang for your buck. When it comes to sales conversion, getting your company's message – and wherever possible, your thought leadership and expertise – in front of a highly targeted audience is tremendous. Are you in the business of hospitality technology? Then contributing to a highly relevant piece in Eastern Hotelier, or offering industry tips in Hotel Management, is probably right up your alley – or should be.
If any of the coverage above has you feeling a pang of jealousy, get in touch! We'd love to help you secure opportunities and hard-hitting results. Reach us at email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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April 12th, 2014
Tech PR viewpoint: IBM Mainframes turn 50!
Tech PR viewpoint: IBM Mainframes turn 50!
Did you know that there are probably people working in the same room as you who were born in the late 1990s? I've got documents older than that stored on my laptop. Tell them to 'change the record', or try making the 'call me?' signal at these bright young things, and they will stare at you blankly through Google Glass and race off on their hoverboards. Or something like that.
I always act like this when a nostalgic technology milestone makes me feel about 100 years old. In last week's Prompt newsletter we wrote about the Netscape browser's launch 20 years ago. This week I find out that the IBM mainframe is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Fifty years? Seriously? And later this year the British rival to the System 360 — the ICL 1900 — will also turn 50. How can that possibly be?
Regular readers and personal friends will know that I have a bit of a 'thing' for 'proper' computers like the IBM mainframes. Digital Equipment Corporation, or DEC, was the first tech vendor I worked with, and of course everybody knows that I have a PDP in my kitchen. But I might have to start covering it with a tablecloth now, just in case visitors get the wrong idea about the longevity of my career, and start searching for IBM 360s in my spare bedroom.
Those particular mainframes from Big Blue were – unbelievably — launched on 7 April 1964. They were upgradeable, backwards-compatible, future-proof, all-powerful, the size of a small family car, and are still in widespread operation today. Charlie Ewen, CIO at the Met Office, a user of mainframes for 40 years, told the BBC this week: "We don't see mainframes as legacy technology. They are resilient, robust and are very cost-effective for the work we do."
Aren't we all eh, Charlie? Aren't we all…
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April 7th, 2014
Tech PR viewpoint: Be honest (realistic) about what you do…
Tech PR viewpoint: Be honest (realistic) about what you do…
Hazel's Tech PR viewpoint
In technology, with all its acronyms, blurring of lines and the need for influencers, commentators, buyers and vendors themselves to define new markets, there can easily be overlaps from one technology to another. Yet sometimes vendors overstep those lines and claim spuriously to do what their competitor does.
I've seen this a number of times in an enterprise sales situation – a vendor is defensive of a potentially competitive vendor coming into a project so they 'overstate' what their own technology can do. It's not always blatant – in my experience they typically and truly intend – whether through through customization or development – to deliver what they have promised. But often claims are deliberately left hanging out there, to their advantage, and longer-term potential detriment.
In consumer technology there is far more of a 'does what it says on the tin' attitude, largely because of the need for simplicity driven by the target market, price-point and competition. Buying something for a few hundred dollars to perform a specific task is much simpler than trying to implement and integrate complex enterprise technology. The inherent complexity of enterprise technologies often makes it difficult for vendors to describe succinctly what they do. But some tech vendors certainly don't help themselves, either. So if you're a technology vendor and you're currently reworking your messaging, please be deliberate, considered and honest.
It's also important to consider how you categorize your product or service – what do you call it? What do your customers think they've bought? I've certainly written a number of enterprise case studies where a CIO or IT director describes the product/service they've implemented and they really aren't using the same words as the vendor that sold the solution.
So – take a moment and think about why your company exists, what it does and what you should call it – as honestly and as realistically as possible.
1. Why does your company exist — what is its vision and purpose?
2. What problems do you solve?
3. Who do you solve these problems for?
4. Describe in the simplest terms possible what your technology does for them
5. Do you have customers that are already using this technology to solve such problems?
6. Ask a good proportion of your customers (don't just ask one or two):
– What is the problem you had before you worked with us?
– Did we solve this problem?
– Can you describe how we solved it?
– How would you describe our technology, product or service — what is it? (and no prompting them with your own self-created market or terminology!)
7. Ask each of your employees, business partners, suppliers, and other people you trust to complete the following statements on paper:
(Your company name) makes/develops /sells _______________ to
_______________ which helps them _______________.
8. Which technology sectors/descriptions are frequently confused with your own technology but do NOT do the same things that you do?
9. And conversely, which technology areas do you overlap with?
10. Want to know more? Email me or send us an email to email@example.com and ask for our tech enterprise messaging template.
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February 3rd, 2014
Me, DEC and dinosaurs
Hazel Butters: Tech PR viewpoint
"It's hard to accept dinosaurs as a success when they are all dead" – Robert T Bakker, The Dinosaur Heresies
Digital Equipment Corporation, or DEC, was the first tech vendor I worked with. Based out of Maynard, Massachusetts it was founded in 1957 by Ken Olsen and Harlan Anderson, and developed and sold the very first minicomputer, the PDP (sidenote: I have a PDP in my kitchen).
DEC grew quickly and expanded beyond the PDP-series to develop the VAX architecture, networked storage built on Ethernet and clusters, and Alpha-based supercomputers. It became one of the top three computer workstation vendors in the world, created the VAX instruction set behind the VMS OS, and was the fifth company to register a .com domain. DEC competed strongly with IBM chasing 'Big Blue' to be the number one IT company in the mid-80s, it employed 140,000 people at its peak, with sales of $14 billion. We now know that the success couldn't last, and when DEC faltered in 1998 it was bought for $9.6 billion by Compaq (which in turn was bought by HP in 2002 for $25 billion).
All of which brings me to the dinosaurs.
There are many things written and said about DEC including the description 'dinosaur-like' – which always seems to be used in a derogatory sense. But dinosaurs ruled the Earth for 130 million years. Humans have barely notched up 100,000 years. So before we start pointing fingers or paws at the failure of Stegosauria, or the decline of Tyrannosaurus rex, we should really think about our current timeline, success – and trajectory.
I'm sure DEC is a great case study for MBA students: an MIT-birth, the rise of 32-bit chipsets and the PC twinned with DEC's reaction to the declining minicomputer market. DEC was the inspiration for 'disruptive innovation' studies; and spawned discussions around processes versus innovation in maturing organizations.
Ken Olsen was also responsible for a wonderfully creative culture, revealed amazing foresight, co-founded a 1950s technology company that spanned four decades, and inspired a whole generation of tech entrepreneurs and innovators. I have many friends in Massachusetts and abroad, who grew up going to DEC family days and still fondly remember 'Mother DEC and Father Ken'.
So call DEC 'dinosaur-like' if you will. As long as you mean it was a force to be reckoned with, amazing, diverse, long-lived and (sadly) no longer here to defend itself.
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October 9th, 2013
Ten reasons your technology marketing is pants*
Ten reasons your technology marketing is pants*
*British phrase for 'not awesome'
1. Lack of clarity: it's not clear what you sell – or why (i.e. why your business even exists)
2. Too many acronyms and market-created terms (see #1)
3. Tendency to make 'me too' claims, (frequently associated with self-constructed vendor charts)
4. A sales-marketing gap: one group is selling one thing while the other is saying another
5. Not enough customer-based content and testimonials
6. Company news/press releases aren't being pitched to the press (hitting 'send' on a wire service isn't pitching)
7. You don't have the right sales content to help shorten the sales cycle
8. No engagement with the industry analysts (we don't mean buying relationships)
9. You need to get some swagger and show (not tell) what is different about your business, your solution and how you work
10. You're not explaining the solution to a problem, you're trying to sell something
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By PromptBoston
September 10th, 2013
aPriori signs new European PR contract with Prompt
aPriori signs new European PR contract with Prompt
International agency to continue to drive European media relations for PCM innovator
10 September 2013 – Prompt has been appointed by enterprise product cost management software specialist aPriori to run targeted 2014 European media campaigns covering Britain, France and DACH (Germany, Switzerland and Austria).
Headquartered in Concord, Massachusetts, aPriori develops and markets enterprise product cost management software to reduce the costs of products both post- and pre-production. aPriori Product Cost Management software platform is the first solution of its kind that allows companies to maximize savings throughout the development and manufacturing stages. The software provides real-time product cost assessments, enabling discrete manufacturers and product companies to make informed decisions to drive down product costs. aPriori helps world class manufacturing corporations stay on budget and reduce excess spending. The company recently announced $6 million in additional funding on the back of a record financial year which included annual revenue growth of 84% and a 62% increase in customers alongside a fifth year of 90% customer renewals.
Rick Burke, VP of Marketing for aPriori, said: "In Prompt we feel we have found a public relations company that matches our own personality. Together we are goal focused and strategic, targeting relevant media audiences in key territories, and concentrating on very specific markets. Prompt has understood our ambitions to produce some excellent and metric-based results to date including opinion pieces, interviews and coverage in core automobile, aerospace and manufacturing press. We now look forward to continuing our momentum, press coverage and sales-focused PR activities in 2014."
Prompt is a PR consultancy that has gained significant experience in the technology industry with PR, copywriting and marketing clients from early stage technology companies to global organisations such as Dell and Oracle Corporation. The company also offers early stage companies an introduction to PR with packaged services called 'First Byte' with sales-focused, 'no surprises' PR, thought leadership, media coverage and sales-related content.
Hazel Butters, CEO, Prompt said: "aPriori is a unique company that provides a high quality product with huge value for any businesses looking for an innovative way to make more informed manufacturing and sourcing decisions that drive significant cost out of products. Rick and his team are great to work with – and they're incredibly focused, providing our team with the goals and objectives essential for effective, results-driven PR. We very much look forward to continuing our work with aPriori into 2014."
About aPriori
aPriori software and services generate hard-dollar product cost savings for discrete manufacturing and product innovation companies. Using aPriori's real-time product cost assessments, employees in engineering, sourcing and manufacturing make more-informed decisions that drive costs out of products pre- and post-production. With aPriori, manufacturers launch products at cost targets, maximize savings in re-work projects and never overpay for sourced parts.
About Prompt Communications
Founded in January 2002, Prompt Communications is a communications agency with European offices in London and US offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts and San Francisco, California. Prompt Communications offers expertise across all marketing disciplines, teaming its consultants' extensive knowledge of start-ups, technology market with experience of pan-European and American media, analyst and marketing campaigns. Using highly targeted marketing, PR, analyst relations, social media and corporate copywriting initiatives, Prompt helps its clients gain the visibility they need to achieve their business objectives, from increasing sales to enhancing reputation with stakeholders.
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By PromptBoston
August 29th, 2013
Prompt launches flexible 'First Byte' PR packages for tech start-ups
Prompt launches flexible 'First Byte' PR packages for tech start-ups
Customizable service bundles also offer 'add-on' options for rapid response to market opportunities
Boston, MA – August 28, 2013 – Prompt Boston has launched a range of PR, marketing, content creation and social media service packages designed specifically to benefit technology start-ups. Prompt's 'First Byte' packages support key business activities that promote thought leadership, media relations and content creation. Nicknamed 'Megabyte','Gigabyte','Terabyte' and 'Petabyte', each scale of package also offers add-on options through a 'Byte Size' menu, enabling companies to respond easily to sales and growth-related opportunities, or swiftly trigger specific activities when most benefit can be gained. These optional add-ons include analyst relations, customer case studies, media training, event support and even award programs.
The programs also cover PR, media relations and copywriting in the UK, France and DACH (Germany, Austria and Switzerland), enabling American-headquartered companies to easily extend their marketing activities to new territories and to maximize the return on their marketing dollars.
Hazel Butters, CEO of Prompt Boston, said: "With the fast-paced nature of today's technology industry, many companies, particularly start-ups, need PR programs that are flexible, scalable and economical. Increasingly we find ourselves working with start-ups and tech companies that have previously been scared away from PR by hefty six-figure fees and teams that seem to consist of a cast of thousands. Prompt's 'First Byte' packages help our clients to build impactful, results-driven PR programs which remain focused, manageable and affordable."
Prompt's 'First Byte' PR packaged activities are delivered with full transparency to ensure clear visibility of progress and results. Through this certain and honest approach, Prompt's specialist teams work as true extensions of clients' internal PR and marketing teams.
Hazel concluded: "PR is an important component of any business plan or strategy. With Prompt's packages, companies can reap valuable results and predictable returns on their investments. It's all too easy for start-ups to regard PR as just another cost, because they aren't made plainly aware of the tangible benefits PR brings. Others may understand the advantages of PR but feel that hidden costs make it prohibitive for them to adopt. Our start-up packages are exclusively designed for early stage companies; they contain no nasty surprise costs, and are created specifically to help smaller teams harness the power of PR as part of a viable and sustainable business strategy."
Tammy Kahn Fennell, CEO of MarketMeSuite, a user-friendly social media platform trusted by 30,000 users to organize, prioritize and engage smarter on social media, said: "As a growing software company with commitments in engineering, new product development, customer service, partner strategy and sales, it can be challenging to free up budget and dedicate time for specific media activities. We worked with Prompt when we needed set-price media work because the team could commit to a predictable fee that helped us to plan financially, while prioritizing activities that complemented our immediate sales and growth strategy."
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Prompt Boston launches free weekly technology PR workshops
Prompt Boston launches free weekly technology PR workshops
Advice and insights for New England companies with practical technology PR courses in Kendall Square
Boston, MA – Prompt Boston, the East Coast office of Prompt Communications, a technology specialist public relations and digital communications agency, has launched free weekly 'PR and Pizza' workshop series for New England technology companies, at the Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC).
The workshops offer free ideas and advice to technology marketing professionals and entrepreneurs in start-ups and early-stage ventures to enterprise companies. Workshop topics include messaging, news creation, news distribution and pitching, media and analyst training, social media, PR measurement and ROI.
Each workshop is run by Prompt Boston's PR, copywriting and social media consultants.
Caroline Egan, social media and content strategist, 360Chestnut said: "As a technology company that is focused on educating consumers on energy-efficient and cost-effective solutions for their homes, we understand the benefits of PR. Being able to join Prompt's workshops has given us the opportunity to hear about fresh strategies and tactics, and discuss ideas to help us to promote our own services as efficiently as possible."
Geoff Mamlet, managing director, Cambridge Innovation Center said: "As one of the largest communities of early-stage ventures, start-ups, innovators and entrepreneurs in the world, we welcome community members such as Prompt that are keen to share information and ideas. Knowledge-sharing plays an important role in innovation."
The one-hour workshops take place each Friday in Kendall Square. Workshops can be reserved on Prompt Boston's Eventbrite page.
Prompt's CEO, Hazel Butters, said: "Prompt Boston enjoys being part of this vibrant local community. This series of free workshops helps us to share our knowledge with the community. We want to help technology companies that may lack financial resources, as well as established vendors that are keen to sharpen the marketing and promotion of technology products, services or apps."
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Prompt is a communications agency that enables marketers and entrepreneurs to increase their sales and marketing effectiveness. Specializing in innovative markets, Prompt helps its clients communicate effectively and authentically with core audiences online and offline through PR, media relations, copywriting, webinars, market and industry analysis, social media, video content and customer reference programs. Founded in 2002, Prompt Communications has offices in London and US offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts and San Francisco, California. www.prompt-communications.com
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October 25th, 2012
LinkedIn vs. Pinterest
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March 27th, 2012
Read all about it: why tech PRs must be avid readers
Read all about it: why tech PRs must be avid readers
I have a pet peeve (well, more than one actually, but there'll be other days and other posts.)
As a communications, content and PR consultancy, we spend our time advising clients on how they need to target certain audiences, understand their challenges, opportunities and pressures, discover how they think, work, live and process buying decisions, and finally how they act on those decisions. What we, our clients and their customers read, clearly plays an important part in making sense of all of that.
So I am amazed when anyone who works in any role that is vaguely related to tech PR doesn't have a desk swarming with newspapers, magazines and trade journals. Yes, there are online news channels, digital publications, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google alerts, blogs and the whole social media alphabet from Badoo to Yammer. But surely if you're targeting storage managers, data centre specialists, IT directors, venture capitalists, business owners and other senior decision makers, then you really need to have a desk that is covered with relevant content – much of which is still in print.
This is where I come to my pet peeve: magazines that aren't taken out of their wrappers and just sit in piles. If you're not interested in the publications that your target audiences are reading then you're simply not interested in the press or the audiences that read them, and you can't provide knowledgeable advice to clients if you're blind to the content swaying the buying decisions of their target audiences. Not interested in Datacentre Solutions? Completely unmoved by Computing's analysis? Really don't care what the charming Jason Stamper has to say in the latest Computer Business Review? Well then, go and work in an industry you are interested in.
If you work in tech marketing or PR it's not good enough simply to subscribe to the relevant press and following them on all possible social media outlets. You need to rip open that cellophane wrapper and get reading. Your job – and your reputation across the tech PR industry – may just depend on it.
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March 15th, 2012
Tech PR Viewpoint: Starting with a niche is more logical than original
Tech PR Viewpoint: Starting with a niche is more logical than original
Somebody has to say it. Facebook was not the first, or only, company to begin life in a niche. Yes, it did benefit from incubation at the founders' college (Harvard), but a few times over the past month I've heard people highlight the fact that Facebook started in a niche as if it was the only company ever to have done so. Facebook started where its founders happened to be – Harvard – which was a very logical place. It then broadened out to Columbia, Stanford, and Yale (again, logical), then to other Ivy League colleges (still making a lot of sense to me), and on to Boston University, MIT and New York University (ditto), before fast-forwarding to global domination and 845 million users.
I have to admit I am getting a little worked up here. I know it's really no big deal, but there are a few serious points I'd like to put out there:
1 – If you're a start-up, you must logically start wherever it is easiest for you to reach your shiny new customers. If you start selling a service and have a crowd of, oh, let's say Harvard students, all around you, then it makes more than perfect sense to start selling your idea to those students. Finding other relevant audiences that are going to leap at your idea and adopt it is just the next logical step. As my grandmother would have said: "That's just ruddy common sense."
2 – Hearing people say that "Facebook started in a niche" as if such a thing had never been thought of before just makes me feel old. When I first worked in tech communications the shining example of a company that exploited a niche was PeopleSoft (waaay before it was purchased by Oracle in 2005). PeopleSoft already had the whole client/server thing going on when so when it released PeopleSoft HMRS then 'client/server + HR software = a niche'
3 – It's just good practice to have well-defined distinct audiences. Unless you happen to have a whoppingly huge marketing budget that allows you to communicate your company's products, services and mission in life to every Tom, Dick and Harry in the English-speaking world (or whichever region you want to conquer), then you must have a considered and methodical approach to audiences you want to target with messages that are relevant to their lives – personal or professional
4 – The use of the word niche can mean so many different things to different people. To me niche doesn't indicate a narrow market, it means a well-defined audience. And I think any company selling anything should have a well-defined audience for each of its products or services, whether it's a start-up selling just one thing to a set audience, or an established company with several different business lines targeting distinct audiences with different demographics, reasons to buy and price points. Call them niches if you enjoy saying the word. (I don't like saying it, mainly due to the very different pronunciation between UK and American English. 'Audience' however, sounds the same on each side of the Atlantic).
Of course the flip-side of targeting a well-defined audience can be equally as frustrating as reinventing the niche. When asked about their target audiences, clients will sometimes say: "We're going to target all verticals" or "We don't have a specific job title or role to target with this product because it's relevant to everyone" or "There's no specific demographic that we're targeting with this service." As frustrated marketers are known to say (while banging their heads repeatedly into their keyboards), targeting everyone is as good as targeting no-one. You need to start somewhere.
So pick an audience. Target them. Be relevant to them. Understand their needs, challenges, opportunities, price points and the things that keep them awake at 2am. Clearly define a distinct audience. Just like PeopleSoft did with client-based HR software…
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Have you been blogging all these years and never thought it could bring you some profit? Or have you heard about people earning from blogging but never took the time to explore it, thinking that all the hype about making money from blogging is just that – hype.
To date, there are millions of bloggers around the globe, sharing their thoughts and opinions to the world. By now many have realized that blogging has the capacity to generate income for the blogger as well. While we do not know how many of them actually earn, the fact is, there are successful bloggers who make real money from blogging. Many even start their own online business through blogging.
But how do you do that?
It does not matter what age you are, or what your social status is, or what country you are in; blogging is a universal undertaking that can done by anyone who owns or has access to a computer and the Internet. So if you have access to both, you can start blogging and make money from it.
If you already have a blog, read on and find out how you can make a profit out of it. If you are a beginner, you can take advantage of free blog services that you can set up in minutes that will host your blog for you for free. Be advised though, that using these free blogging accounts limits your control over your blog, and having complete freedom with your blog is important.
Free blog services normally have terms and conditions that will curtail your opportunity to make more money from blogging as they can place restrictions on what you do with your blog, like promoting product or services. If you are serious about wanting to make money blogging, it is important to have complete control over your blog by setting it up under your own domain name.
There will be a cost involved – buying your domain name and setting up a web server that will host your blog. But this should be quite minimal and something that you can recoup many times over once you have started monetizing your blog.
You'll then need a theme and an attractive layout for your blog; you can even get ideas from countless templates & free themes you can find online. Your theme normally relates to your topic, which you will be regularly writing about, so your topic must be something you find interesting or you are passionate about.
The blogs you make must have valuable content for people to want to read it. You wouldn't waste your time reading something that does not give you value, right? Your blogs must also be original writing. Churning out original content, especially content that will have timeless and genuine value, will attract more visitors.
The next step is to generate traffic for your blog. Traffic can make or break your goal of earning money from blogging as it fuels the opportunity of generating income from it. The more visitors your blog gets, the higher the chances of earning through the various streams of income you've created in your blog.
You can create traffic by joining social bookmarking and networking sites. You can also provide links to your blog when you create your profile online, or attach the link at the end of your articles when writing for article directories.
The internet is full of tips on how to generate traffic for your blog; it pays to do earnest research.
Once these gets rolling, and especially if your blog catches the interest of readers, you will have built a loyal readership over time. The more people you have reading your blogs, the higher chances of earning money and income from it.
Now comes the crucial part – monetizing your blog. There are many ways to do this, and if you created a mix of ways to earn from blogging, those several streams of income will yield you more revenue as time goes by.
You can put up ads that pay per click, pay per impression or for a fixed amount monthly. If you are blogging about a certain cause that has followers, you can ask for donations where you get a share of the contributions.
You can also get paid for blogging about a specific topic, such as writing a review of a certain product or service. You can also insert in your blog posts your recommendation of certain products of people or companies who will be willing to pay you if it results to actual purchases by your readers.
You can explore other means of income generation, like selling ad space in your blog or putting up ads for individual advertisers for a specific period. This is possible especially if you already have credible reputation as a blogger that generates a lot of traffic and revenue.
You can even sell your blog to make a profit out of it, and create a new one with a new theme, layout, and subject.
You don't need to focus on one source of income; think multiple sources. That way if one source dries up, you still have others to supply you with a steady income. Keep exploring other sources for future use to keep your paychecks coming. Don't be discouraged with small payouts, they eventually add up, especially if you get it from several sources.
Just think, getting income from doing something at home, using your own ideas and creativity, and in your own sweet time. Once you've spent some time working on making money from blogging, you'll becoming savvier in this business, which in turn can assure you of a consistent and reliable source of income that can give you the lifestyle you want, and more.
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8 Responses to How to Make Money Blogging
Mandy Allen says:
Thanks for this great list of ways to make money from your blog. I have only tried a couple of the methods so am looking forward to implementing your other suggestions.
I completely agree with you that it is important to have your own domain and hosting to really take advantage of the possibilities of monetising. The free blogs are really only geared towards personal use rather than business use.
Benjamin Leno says:
Of so many articles around on the net about making money blogging or writing on blogs this is by far the best I have read. I must say that the tips for making money with blogging are direct and eachone of them is useful, thanks for sharing and remember, as the article says, search for different forms of making income in your blog.
Amy says:
This is really the good and quality resource. I enjoy finding webs that understand the importance of providing the quality information for free. This exact post is useful for those who are thinking of making money through Internet, indeed.
I'm a newbie in blogging, I have my own blog with only 50 daily visitors, so I don't think I can already give any tips of successful blogging lol However, let me share my thoughts.
According me, before start any kind of work, and blogging isn't an exception, you should stick to the niche that you're passionate about, cause only passion for the work we do, fuels our success!
Keep the great posts coming!
alice says:
I applaud your efforts. You present a great list of possibilities for those who want to earn money online, by running their own blog. I always want to be my own boss, that's why this post hits home
Btw, Amy, I wholly agree with you, passion is a key.
'Forget about profession of being a blogger. First be a blogger and the profession will come after.' – great quote.
Tnx for the nicely- written post,
All the best to you.
Aaron says:
Hello. Post is really very useful and informative, look forward to get more. I do have a question: I think about joining Amazon Affiliates program, is it a good way to make money from my blog? And one more question, I'm wondering is there a certain number of daily visitor I must have on my blog to make kind of earnings on Amazon? Thank you in advance.
Cheers, Aaron
scja16 says:
This is amazing and I cant wait to try this one out. I am a beginner when I level myself for I still need to know more especially about blogging and earning money at home. I knot its not an easy road but its worth taking the risk. Thanks again for the wonderful information my friend.
Jason says:
I think the best advice here is having your own domain, restrictions can set you back a bit specially when it comes to generating income from your blog. Always remember to read the terms and conditions cause I worked really hard on a blog and it was cencelled and I lost all my articles…having your own domain is the best way to go and trust me, you can and will make money from blogging.
etherealmorning says:
Making money through blogging is both easy and difficult. It is inevitably a paradox. It is fairly easy and straightforward enough to actually set up your blog. It is even fairly easy to set up monetization avenues (like Google Adsense and some affiliate links) on your blog articles. The major problem arrives when it actually comes down to getting traffic to your website. That is undoubtedly the most difficult thing, and it is heavily tied to the content of your website. Unfortunately, there is also a lot of visitors that are brought in based on keyword searches. So, on occasion, some rather mediocre websites (or spam-websites!) can rank highly in searches and turnover a nice profit despite their mediocrity. As is evident, blogging is a business. As someone who primarily "consumes" blog materials, though, I'd much rather read a blog consisting of unique contributions as opposed to something just keyword laden and only in existence for the money.
Still, I think it is fairly easy (though it may take a good deal of time) to make money through blogging. I do like how it is something that really anyone with some time and effort can get into, though. It is not just a job for the rich, nor is it a "lazy" job for the poor only either.
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text: FacebookTwitterGoogle+E-mail Frost covered the luxury cars parked in front of my apartment complex, and the thin cloud of exhaled air confirmed the usual Bay Area early morning chill.ô I was looking forward to an egg tortilla for breakfast, but without the actual tortilla, there wasn't much chance of that happening.ô I live a two-minute walk away from the grocery store as well as other fast-food restaurants and coffee shops, so a quick morning stroll would rectify the shortage.ô Besides that, I enjoyed walking the area because of the hustle and bustle of young families and professionals walking the streets, as well as the daily clear blue skies, so any excuseô (like buying tortillas) to soak in that ambiance would do. Upon returning home, I found an old Filipino woman picking through our apartment's recycling dumpster which was left out front on the main street daily for collection.ô She wore a beat-up and grimy, thick, blue hooded sweatshirt with the hood drawn over her head, along with a jacket on top of that.ô Her hands were covered with what looked like gardening gloves.ô She picked carefully through the bins for large plastic containers and placed them in a utility cart lined with a worn, black trash bag. I felt sorry for her, and I had no cash on hand as everything is plastic these days, even the cash in our accounts.ô I did have two bags of tortillas and thought this would be a great opportunity for charity – I could give her one of my bags of tortillas instead of her picking through the trash for food.ô When I offered her a bag of tortillas, however, she refused them. "I'm not picking through these bins for food," she told me.ô When I asked her why she was going through the cans, she said, "I'm not homeless – I have a home and food.ô I collect all these plastic containers for the poor people in the Phillipines.ô It's cheaper for me to send food and other items using these empty plastic containers than buying it through charity services.ô Charity services cost $200 – $400 for just a couple of boxes.ô I have a pension that I receive, but my pension goes to my home, so this work I do is for charity back home.ô You are the first person to ask me why I am doing this, otherwise people just come to me and assume I'm looking for food. They yell at me and tell me I can't do this.ô I don't argue with them, I just walk away.ô They don't understand what I'm doing, but you are the first person to ask." I didn't know what to say to her, except to thank her for her good work and to tell her, "God bless you." ô She left me with a lot to think about, and here are three reflections that came to mind after this encounter: 1.ô Dedication and Sincerity Takes Many Forms Oftentimes at charity fundraisers, the difficulty is in calculating daily costs against what's in the bank account, and deciding what luxuries of life one will forgo in lieu of the guaranteed multiplied return from Allah , but extra financial sacrifice isn't the only way to show dedication or sincerity to a cause.ô Here was an elderly woman who could have been content collecting her pension, but instead was out on a cold morning, taking occasional harassment, and knowing that people thought she was a bag lady, persevering through it all to help the poor in the Phillipines.ô It made me wonder what kind of work I would do, what kind of abuse I would take, to help those in need. 2.ô Maximize the Benefit by Lowering Costs The existing modes of charity were too expensive for her budget, but she still wanted to donate, so she found a way to cut costs and provide benefits for less cost.ô A question for individual households to ask themselves – what costs can you cut from your monthly budget to donate more?ô What time-wasting can you cut from your schedule to volunteer more?ô At an organizational level, are you regularly reviewing your own budgets and shopping around for cheaper ways to get the same work done so you can maximize the benefit of the money received? 3.ô Curiosity is a Habit of Humility This woman told me no one asked her what she was doing.ô I have seen poor people on many occasions harassed in front of the masjid for asking for money, or trying to sell something small that they have for charity.ô This past Ramaáánô I saw one man verbally talk down to a woman in front of the masjid, saying sternlyô "You shouldn't be out here, we have zakáhô set up in the masjid already, you should talk to them."ô She simply lowered her eyes and said, "Jazákalláhu khayran,Jazákalláhu khayran," and after he left, she kept selling.ô I stopped by and gave her the little cash I had in my pocket and she told me this money was for her brother's surgery.ô Does the masjid zakáhô cover astronomically expensive out-of-pocket surgical procedures for life-threatening illnesses?ô My guess is likely not.ô Before jumping to conclusions, it's best to first have some curiosity – approach the person and ask them why they are doing what they are doing (if it's something odd), and understand why they are doing it, think about it, and then offer them your input.ô You'll note that even I made the mistake of assuming the elderly woman was poor and scraping for food, when in reality she was doing something far nobler and wasn't in need of my charity.ô Lead with a question, not with a conclusion. Wrap Up All-in-all, it was a great way to start the morning.ô I went out looking to make an egg burrito for myself and offer some bread in charity, and instead this amazing woman I encountered offered me better food for thought, and I'm still mentally digesting it all. ô I would love to hear any thoughts you guys have on this as well. FacebookTwitterGoogle+E-mail 5 Responses Gibran October 8, 2012 Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh Another point. She's picking from the garbage-it's amazing how much our waste is valuable to others around the globe. There is a lesson-man we indulge ourselves. And we ought to look at common waste items which can be used to cut costs for charity. Perhaps we can gather a list and spread the word so whenever someone has to get rid of something, they think"Ohh, this was on the list, it can help charity in some way". Assalamualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh 0 0 Reply Nuraini October 8, 2012 there are groups like "freecycle" where people in the same general area offer up things they don't want, and other people who want it can have it for free. of course, this only works if there are takers – i know in the UK there are some things you can't give away, because everybody has so much, but in Malaysia most things will get takers. I'm continually surprised at how things I did not imagine would be useful to anyone, but I listed anyway, get taken. 0 0 Reply Um Aneesa October 8, 2012 Much food for thought. I recall being at the mosque during their weekly 'hot soup day.' It's a fantastic service where needy guests, Muslim & Non Muslim are offered a full meal, restaurant style. As I walked past a couple of men who were waiting to be seated, I lowered my gaze. Then I wondered, was it modesty or denial that led me to turn away? 0 0 Reply H October 8, 2012 Point 3 hits hard, I've followed a similar trail of thought times. Jazakallah khair, great post. 0 0 Reply s October 9, 2012 MashAllah what a thing she's doing. That's why reusing instead of dumping things in the recycling box is so much better. Please find her again, give her dawah, or start a group toward her charity idea or just help her out personally! Collect the plastic containers yourself to give her.. Etc… Wow, may Allah reward us all. A very nice article. 0 0 Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply


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A recent find on the beach across the street from Bayport Beach and Tennis Club left Diane Lewandowski feeling shell shocked.
During a walk on Tuesday, Sept. 25, Lewandowski, who is visiting from Bristol, Ind., found a rare Junonia shell. Typically, the Scaphella junonia, the snail species that inhabits the shell, lives in water between 25 and 200 meters deep, meaning that the shells usually only wash ashore after hurricanes.
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