Comments on: Twittering Journalist Offers Wisdom To Advertising Flacks http://www.attentionmax.com/twittering_journalist_offers_wisdom_to_advertising_flacks Max Kalehoff On Marketing, Media and Being A Dad Thu, 02 Feb 2012 14:59:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: ted http://www.attentionmax.com/twittering_journalist_offers_wisdom_to_advertising_flacks#comment-5929 ted Wed, 25 Jun 2008 23:32:55 +0000 http://www.attentionmax.com/blog/2008/03/twittering_journalist_offers_wisdom_to_advertising_flacks.php#comment-5929 brian morrissey is a bitter, 35-year old trade journalist who hasn't yet realized that annoying pr people are part and parcel of the media business. im sure he has a google alert on his name that will alert him to this cheap, unverified comment.<br><br>instead of bitching about it incessantly, perhaps he could use all of these public vanity platforms to tell people how to best engage him. ie: don't leave voicemails to follow-up. ever. specific criteria for unsolicited pitches (with the rest ignored). you get the idea.<br><br>also, anyone who gets unsolicited email has figured out how to apply rules and use filters to cut out the nonsense. he should try it. <br><br>morrissey is obviously trying to be a george parker-like curmudgeon (sans the biting humor and intelligence), and is burning bridges in the process. the irony of it all is one day his job will be cut and he'll find himself knocked off the high horse and into the muddy trenches of marketing and advertising.<br><br>oh, and hopefully this archives well in google-- the irony! brian morrissey is a bitter, 35-year old trade journalist who hasn't yet realized that annoying pr people are part and parcel of the media business. im sure he has a google alert on his name that will alert him to this cheap, unverified comment.

instead of bitching about it incessantly, perhaps he could use all of these public vanity platforms to tell people how to best engage him. ie: don't leave voicemails to follow-up. ever. specific criteria for unsolicited pitches (with the rest ignored). you get the idea.

also, anyone who gets unsolicited email has figured out how to apply rules and use filters to cut out the nonsense. he should try it.

morrissey is obviously trying to be a george parker-like curmudgeon (sans the biting humor and intelligence), and is burning bridges in the process. the irony of it all is one day his job will be cut and he'll find himself knocked off the high horse and into the muddy trenches of marketing and advertising.

oh, and hopefully this archives well in google– the irony!

]]> By: ted http://www.attentionmax.com/twittering_journalist_offers_wisdom_to_advertising_flacks#comment-4021 ted Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:32:55 +0000 http://www.attentionmax.com/blog/2008/03/twittering_journalist_offers_wisdom_to_advertising_flacks.php#comment-4021 brian morrissey is a bitter, 35-year old trade journalist who hasn't yet realized that annoying pr people are part and parcel of the media business. im sure he has a google alert on his name that will alert him to this cheap, unverified comment.<br><br>instead of bitching about it incessantly, perhaps he could use all of these public vanity platforms to tell people how to best engage him. ie: don't leave voicemails to follow-up. ever. specific criteria for unsolicited pitches (with the rest ignored). you get the idea.<br><br>also, anyone who gets unsolicited email has figured out how to apply rules and use filters to cut out the nonsense. he should try it. <br><br>morrissey is obviously trying to be a george parker-like curmudgeon (sans the biting humor and intelligence), and is burning bridges in the process. the irony of it all is one day his job will be cut and he'll find himself knocked off the high horse and into the muddy trenches of marketing and advertising.<br><br>oh, and hopefully this archives well in google-- the irony! brian morrissey is a bitter, 35-year old trade journalist who hasn't yet realized that annoying pr people are part and parcel of the media business. im sure he has a google alert on his name that will alert him to this cheap, unverified comment.

instead of bitching about it incessantly, perhaps he could use all of these public vanity platforms to tell people how to best engage him. ie: don't leave voicemails to follow-up. ever. specific criteria for unsolicited pitches (with the rest ignored). you get the idea.

also, anyone who gets unsolicited email has figured out how to apply rules and use filters to cut out the nonsense. he should try it.

morrissey is obviously trying to be a george parker-like curmudgeon (sans the biting humor and intelligence), and is burning bridges in the process. the irony of it all is one day his job will be cut and he'll find himself knocked off the high horse and into the muddy trenches of marketing and advertising.

oh, and hopefully this archives well in google– the irony!

]]> By: Some Advice for Professional Tweeting « Amybeth Hale - Research Goddess http://www.attentionmax.com/twittering_journalist_offers_wisdom_to_advertising_flacks#comment-2583 Some Advice for Professional Tweeting « Amybeth Hale - Research Goddess Tue, 08 Apr 2008 06:10:11 +0000 http://www.attentionmax.com/blog/2008/03/twittering_journalist_offers_wisdom_to_advertising_flacks.php#comment-2583 [...] Recruiting, Research A new colleague and local Cincinnatian, Kevin Dugan, pointed me toward this article by Max Kalehoff, discussing some recommendations given by Brian Morrissey, Adweek’s Digital [...] [...] Recruiting, Research A new colleague and local Cincinnatian, Kevin Dugan, pointed me toward this article by Max Kalehoff, discussing some recommendations given by Brian Morrissey, Adweek’s Digital [...]

]]> By: The Bad Pitch Blog http://www.attentionmax.com/twittering_journalist_offers_wisdom_to_advertising_flacks#comment-2528 The Bad Pitch Blog Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://www.attentionmax.com/blog/2008/03/twittering_journalist_offers_wisdom_to_advertising_flacks.php#comment-2528 <!--%kramer-pre%-->client? I’d get my junk bronzed while I forwarded that video around the world in 80 clicks. Twitter Offers InsightsWe’ve told you before to follow reporters online as you would your own vanity feed…Google News Alerts, SocNet Sweeps and the like.Brian Morisseyoffers a ton of insight into his PR likes and dislikes via Twitter. Pay them heed if you want to engage him in an AdWeek dialogue. SlideShare Makes You SmarterIf SlideShare was around when I was in college, I’d have had more time to play. There is a<!--%kramer-post%--> client? I’d get my junk bronzed while I forwarded that video around the world in 80 clicks. Twitter Offers InsightsWe’ve told you before to follow reporters online as you would your own vanity feed…Google News Alerts, SocNet Sweeps and the like.Brian Morisseyoffers a ton of insight into his PR likes and dislikes via Twitter. Pay them heed if you want to engage him in an AdWeek dialogue. SlideShare Makes You SmarterIf SlideShare was around when I was in college, I’d have had more time to play. There is a

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