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Quick background on these lunch sessions: Each month, three or four people are called upon to share either what inspires them or what’s going on in a specific area. So far, I’ve seen some of our creatives talk to what motivates them and share trends and up-and-coming names in art and design; some

OK, I decided it’s time to write about some real Internet Marketing stuff. Sometimes I get so caught up in my own stuff, I don’t have time to get out and see what’s going on in the rest of the Internet Marketing world. I like Andy Beard, he always has interesting stuff on his blog.  Anyway, I was cruising Andy’s Blog today and I saw his report on the new Technorati Media.

Via community Strategist Connie Bensen comes this great little list from Tish Grier that outlines the seven core traits of a great community manager: Commitment to “the cause”. It’s very important for your community manager to believe in your cause. Their communications need to be transparent & authentic.

“Over 50% of consumers want greener, more natural housing cleaners, but only 5% actually purchase this category of product.” - Jennifer Van der Meer -Former Wall Street Analyst, green activist and innovation strategist.

Trust. A big word when you’re dealing with a small business. So, how do you trust a small business that provides a service? Here are some of my tips: Communicate. Whether it’s through email or phone conversations, you need to communicate. Discover through these communications if your styles/personalities mesh.

I have been going through Google Docs and discovered an internal document I would like to share with you from back in the beginning of 2007. Taylor Donlan wrote it to explain to our new staff how best to reach out to and engage online on behalf of our clients and in general.

Leo Bottary, SVP at Mullen, asked a pretty great question over on LinkedIn, What motivated you to learn about social media?  I took a stab at answering in my own way (via Marketing Conversation): I came to social media PR the other way around. I have been online since the world of the bulletin board systems (BBS) and the Well, later in the 90s.

My business partner and CEO, Mark Harrison, boiled our, Abraham Harrison’s, elevator speech down into bullet points.  Let me know what you think! Abraham Harrison, LLC is a Public Relations company dealing solely in online media AHLLC has two practices: Promotional online PR, and Defensive online

Image via Wikipedia Friendfeed driving you nuts!? Friendfeed is interesting, I’ve logged in a bit - but I find that it’s extremely hard to keep up with everything going on. Yes it’s nice to have all this info in one place, after all it is the information age, but sometimes it just bombards us and we can’t make heads or tails.

INTERNATIONAL - Yesterday's release of Nokia's recycling survey results has struck a collective eco nerve across the web. Yes, the results of the survey weren't by any means pretty, but there's no hiding from the fact that these are the cold hard facts and that it's this reality that is sparking awareness, which has got to be a great thing.