Comments on: PR, Marketing and Brands: Ten Tips for BlogHer 2010 http://3greenangels.com/pr-marketing-and-brands-ten-tips-for-blogher-2010/ Fri, 23 Jul 2010 14:51:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Official BlogHer Green Party: Sponsorship Available | Green and Clean Mom ™ http://3greenangels.com/pr-marketing-and-brands-ten-tips-for-blogher-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-719 Official BlogHer Green Party: Sponsorship Available | Green and Clean Mom ™ Tue, 18 May 2010 18:52:02 +0000 http://3greenangels.com/?p=72#comment-719 [...] you want to send. It isn’t just a number game but quality that is counting these days. Read 10 P.R. and marketing tips for BlogHer 2010 and you’ll see why “stuff” doesn’t just work for your brand or [...] [...] you want to send. It isn’t just a number game but quality that is counting these days. Read 10 P.R. and marketing tips for BlogHer 2010 and you’ll see why “stuff” doesn’t just work for your brand or [...]

]]> By: sherry http://3greenangels.com/pr-marketing-and-brands-ten-tips-for-blogher-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-578 sherry Tue, 23 Feb 2010 10:43:29 +0000 http://3greenangels.com/?p=72#comment-578 thank for the tips. My company is not large enough to throw a party but I learned a ton from this post. thank for the tips. My company is not large enough to throw a party but I learned a ton from this post.

]]> By: sherry http://3greenangels.com/pr-marketing-and-brands-ten-tips-for-blogher-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-476 sherry Tue, 23 Feb 2010 04:43:29 +0000 http://3greenangels.com/?p=72#comment-476 thank for the tips. My company is not large enough to throw a party but I learned a ton from this post. thank for the tips. My company is not large enough to throw a party but I learned a ton from this post.

]]> By: BlogHer 2010 Tips for Companies :: 3 Green Angels http://3greenangels.com/pr-marketing-and-brands-ten-tips-for-blogher-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-265 BlogHer 2010 Tips for Companies :: 3 Green Angels Fri, 23 Oct 2009 18:31:19 +0000 http://3greenangels.com/?p=72#comment-265 [...] organized or at least we try. The one thing that we did while we were in Chicago is keep notes on lessons learned and ways that PR and companies could engage with bloggers for the next BlogHer 2010 in New York [...] [...] organized or at least we try. The one thing that we did while we were in Chicago is keep notes on lessons learned and ways that PR and companies could engage with bloggers for the next BlogHer 2010 in New York [...]

]]> By: The REAL Difference Between Journalists & Bloggers - The only sound that can change your life - Sounds of Money http://3greenangels.com/pr-marketing-and-brands-ten-tips-for-blogher-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-227 The REAL Difference Between Journalists & Bloggers - The only sound that can change your life - Sounds of Money Wed, 07 Oct 2009 11:25:57 +0000 http://3greenangels.com/?p=72#comment-227 [...] are not getting paid; they haven’t monetized. And unlike Mommy bloggers, many aren’t having largess foisted upon them by marketers at such levels that a swag recycling station has to be set up at one of their industry [...] [...] are not getting paid; they haven’t monetized. And unlike Mommy bloggers, many aren’t having largess foisted upon them by marketers at such levels that a swag recycling station has to be set up at one of their industry [...]

]]> By: The REAL Difference Between Journalists & Bloggers - The only sound that can change your life - Sounds of Money http://3greenangels.com/pr-marketing-and-brands-ten-tips-for-blogher-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-228 The REAL Difference Between Journalists & Bloggers - The only sound that can change your life - Sounds of Money Wed, 07 Oct 2009 11:25:57 +0000 http://3greenangels.com/?p=72#comment-228 [...] are not getting paid; they haven’t monetized. And unlike Mommy bloggers, many aren’t having largess foisted upon them by marketers at such levels that a swag recycling station has to be set up at one of their industry [...] [...] are not getting paid; they haven’t monetized. And unlike Mommy bloggers, many aren’t having largess foisted upon them by marketers at such levels that a swag recycling station has to be set up at one of their industry [...]

]]> By: lyne appel downing http://3greenangels.com/pr-marketing-and-brands-ten-tips-for-blogher-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-3 lyne appel downing Fri, 31 Jul 2009 20:51:45 +0000 http://3greenangels.com/?p=72#comment-3 I have to admit that I was overwhelmed by the Swag at Blogher. Ecostore USA came to thank the Bloggers for partnering up with us in such a positive way. We came to learn how we can build relationships with bloggers and do it right. The first and even the second Swag Bag came as a delightful suprise...great things to bring home to the family. But after a while it seemed to me that there was a tremendous amount of discussion about SWAG and not so much about the topics of concern(the seminars seemed to be put on the back burner). I understand the reason for the Swag and Ecostore gave out bars of soap too....I am just having a hard time feeling good about the hysteria that I felt about "free stuff" ---when there are so many other relevant things to share....what do you all think? I have to admit that I was overwhelmed by the Swag at Blogher. Ecostore USA came to thank the Bloggers for partnering up with us in such a positive way. We came to learn how we can build relationships with bloggers and do it right.
The first and even the second Swag Bag came as a delightful suprise…great things to bring home to the family. But after a while it seemed to me that there was a tremendous amount of discussion about SWAG and not so much about the topics of concern(the seminars seemed to be put on the back burner).
I understand the reason for the Swag and Ecostore gave out bars of soap too….I am just having a hard time feeling good about the hysteria that I felt about “free stuff” —when there are so many other relevant things to share….what do you all think?

]]> By: Condo Blues http://3greenangels.com/pr-marketing-and-brands-ten-tips-for-blogher-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Condo Blues Fri, 31 Jul 2009 20:30:53 +0000 http://3greenangels.com/?p=72#comment-2 I'd encourage more marketers to think past the mommyblogger. Many of the women in attendance were not mothers with babies or small children, like myself. However, as a blogger I do reach that audience. I really appreciate the sponsors who took the time to talk to me and find out what my blog is about and if we could connect on a consumer or blog/media outlet level. Along the line of #5 if you're clever enough you may not have to generate buzz with a full on product sample. One of the most talked about items I got was a foot pampering kit from a company that made toys with small parts - for those times you've stepped on the parts and hurt your foot! That was one of the first items I showed everyone because I thought it was such a brilliant tie in - and I don't have children! So did my friends who received one. I might blog about it. I might even buy my nieces and nephews that item for the holidays and I have 8 of them, so it's a win all the way around. I’d encourage more marketers to think past the mommyblogger. Many of the women in attendance were not mothers with babies or small children, like myself. However, as a blogger I do reach that audience. I really appreciate the sponsors who took the time to talk to me and find out what my blog is about and if we could connect on a consumer or blog/media outlet level.

Along the line of #5 if you’re clever enough you may not have to generate buzz with a full on product sample. One of the most talked about items I got was a foot pampering kit from a company that made toys with small parts – for those times you’ve stepped on the parts and hurt your foot! That was one of the first items I showed everyone because I thought it was such a brilliant tie in – and I don’t have children! So did my friends who received one. I might blog about it. I might even buy my nieces and nephews that item for the holidays and I have 8 of them, so it’s a win all the way around.

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