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Add PR Geek Speak to Your RSS

mikinzie — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 16:34:23 +0000

For more PR goodness from a young pro, please add my new-ish blog PR Geek Speak to your RSS feed. I will no longer be updating this blog.

Thanks,

Mikinzie

Looking for a job in PR?

mikinzie — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 15:45:20 +0000

If you attended any of the HAPPO events this past weekend, you may want to read a few reasons to consider before settling with an agency at PR Geek Speak.

New to pitching?

mikinzie — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 12:54:10 +0000

Whether you’re just starting to flex your pitching muscles or are looking to make a change in your e-mail pitching style, find tips on writing a “Three Line Pitch” at PR Geek Speak.

At PR Geek Speak: It’s All in the Approach

mikinzie — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 19:51:27 +0000

Do you have a great new idea that will turn your entire company or client around? Knock the socks off your managers with your approach using these quick tips.

Shedding the College Cocoon

mikinzie — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 14:12:46 +0000

“Turn and face the strange,” sang the great David Bowie. And he’s right: we all change with time.

And like a butterfly sheds its cocoon, so have I, in both my professional and personal life, grown away from the scope of The PRepguide.

Having graduated this past May, I moved 800 miles out of my warm, fuzzy comfort zone in Michigan to pursue a career as a PR professional in New York City.

Now I’m living in the hot-spot of the world, working full-time at a top ranked hybrid PR agency and steadily rebuilding my network of friends and acquaintances in my new location. Not to mention keeping an eye out to avoid being attacked by these damn NYC pigeons.

So I’ve started a new blog to reflect these changes: PR Geek Speak.

This new space means worlds of different topic possibilities: case studies, agency life, new and traditional media, social media for both professional and personal use, how to land a job in PR, interviews with industry influencers and more.

I may no longer be a student, but just because I’m employed doesn’t mean that I’ve learned everything to be a successful PR professional. In fact, the real class session has only just begun.

Whether you were a former reader of PRepguide or just happened to stumble across my new blog, I hope you savor every little morsel I have to offer.

Stay tuned for further details on the future of The PRepguide.