“Webinar?” Err, no.
-
Get the Book!
Like the blog? Get the book!
Order yours today!-
Recent Comments
- TonyTech on Pro PR Tip #154: Why 2010 will be like 1984
- 6 classic PR tactics that work well in social media, too « Conversity.be on Tip #100: The only rule
- 6 classic PR tactics that work well in social media, too « Conversity.be on Tip #82: Nag
- 8 classic PR tactics that work well in social media, too « Conversity.be on Tip #118: Three degress of lame
- Morn on Pro PR Tip #154: Why 2010 will be like 1984
-
Brought to you by...
More Bad PR
More Rafe
Rafe’s Tweets
- I have a closet packed with old tech components and cannot find the one thing I am looking for. It's like a Lego bin in there. 10 hours ago
- Hey Mark Hurd, you just made $35M. Why don't you go fund some startups or something? Oracle will be fine w/o you. 12 hours ago
- CNET is hiring a social media expert in San Francisco: http://bit.ly/biZo4Q. 15 hours ago
- Sunspot? I'm thinking Eye of Sauron. http://bit.ly/9R6fSI. Everybody run. 17 hours ago
- Starting Buzz Out Loud with @mollywood @raygun01 http://cnet.com/live/bol Today: Craigslist self-censors adult ads. #cnet 18 hours ago
Post calendar
Meta
RafeBlog at WordPress.com. | Theme: Pressrow.
2 Comments
September 23, 2008 at 10:29 am
How about if you are the moderator and can’t rant as live stream? That would rock.
November 19, 2008 at 6:36 pm
OK, I ask not as a PR dude, but as a sales guy. We do use webinars and they are (sometimes) well attended.
Are you suggeting the term is wrong or that the approach is wrong?