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Melissa CarneyAs an account supervisor in the agency’s Cleveland office, Melissa specializes in social media, blogger relations, media relations and strategic planning for clients in the B2B, tourism and consumer industries. Outside of work, Melissa is involved with the Greater Cleveland Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), as co-chair of the Scholarship Committee and a member of the Communications committee. Melissa is a City Advocate for the Downtown Cleveland Alliance (DCA) and coordinates the Boston College Cleveland Alumni Association community service program as the group’s service chair.
October 1st, 2012

Are you a Fire, Earth, Air or Water?

Becoming a better leader starts with an understanding of oneself

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Recently, I was fortunate enough to be accepted into the Cleveland Bridge Builders Class of 2013. According to the Cleveland Leadership Council, Bridge Builders is “a 10-month leadership development and civic engagement program for committed civic leaders.” In short, that means over the next year I hope to develop the leadership skills and local business [...]

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Categories: People
Tags: Cleveland Bridge Builders, leadership, TetraMap
August 4th, 2011

10 tips for blogger relations

What you need to know about bloggers before hitting send

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Apple Keyboard White IIBlogger relations should be a tool within every marketer’s toolbox. In fact, depending on who your audience is, a blog  may be one of the best ways to reach them. According to a study by Nielsen and BlogHer, blogs help consumers decide how they spend their money. Almost half (47%) of U.S. blog readers tap into [...]

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Categories: Advertising, Media, Public Relations, Social Marketing
Tags: audience, authenticity, blog directory, blogger relations, BlogHer, blogs, engagement, marketing plan, pitching, relationships, respect, social media, transparency, web-based
February 7th, 2011

Can B2B Companies Build Successful Online Communities?

Best practices to ensure B2B community success

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Office SuppliesEvery day it seems like I come across another online community. Dog lovers, 20-something bloggers, ice chewing (I kid you not), and the list goes on. And it’s not just me. Hundreds of community sites are launching on the Internet — some are successful, but many are not. In fact, the statistics can seem scary: the [...]

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Categories: Public Relations, Social Marketing
Tags: B2B online communities, B2B social media, Business to Business
July 19th, 2010

The Cleveland Indians Have Gone Social

Have you heard about the new Tribe Social Deck?

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Tribe Social DeckThis season, the Cleveland Indians are engaging audiences both on the field and online with their new social media deck — the Tribe Social Deck. No longer is traditional media the only group to receive an insider’s view with their own section, now citizen journalists can as well! This new seating section at Progressive Field [...]

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Categories: Public Relations, Social Marketing
Tags: Cleveland Indians, MLB social media, social deck, social media
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