Eric Obenzinger, an Associate for Global Communications & Public Affairs at Google, discusses the general rules for getting a high ranking on a Google search. Recorded at the ExL Pharma Communications Conference at Pfizer’s World Headquarters, Eric discusses his challenges setting PR for Google.
Some of Eric’s Vlog Views:
“Whatever the venue, have content that is discoverable and interesting and the people will want to read, and therefore will link to…Google will favor pages that other people are actually interested in and the main signal, among others, is whether people are linking to your page.”
Rick Wion, Vice President of Interactive Media at GolinHarris worked with McNeil Pharmaceuticals to develop their two ADHD Social Media sites: ADHDMoms and ADHDAllies. He talked about how to work within the regulatory environment at the BDI Social Communications Healthcare Conference.
“We setup a triage process for setting up comment approvals. When a comment goes in, a notification goes out via email to wait to be reviewed and then it goes through the AE [adverse even] reporting procedure. The AE team looks at it to see if it is an AE? If not then it goes to legal and regulatory for review and finally to the person who is in charge of AE’s page who flips a button to turn it live.”
Rachel Sklar, Manager of Media Experts at Abrams Research, former media reporter for the Huffington Post and current contributor to The Daily Beast, discusses some of the lessons she had learned in social media and how she is applying those lessons to her new charitable initiative, Charitini. Recorded at the Bulldog Media Relations summit.
Some of Rachel’s VlogViews:
“Social media comes up so much because it’s such a huge part of multimedia strategy these days and so many companies are desperate to learn about it and understand how you use social media to build your brand, build awareness of your product and participate in the conversation online.”
“Tweet, and do anything communicative right…In terms of reaching out to people on a professional level, you want to be respectful, add value to what you’re tweeting about….Really the same core rules of human interaction carry forth online, whether it be blogging, or on facebook or on twitter.”
“I decided to donate my birthday to four of my favorite charities…I asked my friends to instead of buying me a birthday drink, I asked them to donate that money to more charities, hence the name Charitini. I’ve expanded that to other friends and their birthdays…Like everything else, I’m using social media to build awareness of it and it’s working.”
Marketers Moronic Love Affair with the 18-49 Demo
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How my family appears to marketers:
Doug’s VlogViews:
“My wife’s birthday makes us invisible to marketers.”
“How dumb are marketers to be focusing on the same 18 – 49 demo that was in vogue 25 years ago”
“The new demographic should be 25 – 57.”
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