| Show support for the campaign Please add your name (and company where relevant) below if you would like to show your support for the campaign and/or get involved in some way. Martin Brindley, DMG Europe Couldn't agree more. Let's all stand up to clients, tell them what is newsworthy and more importantly what is not and stop the irrelivent spamming of contacts. Craig McGill, Contently Managed Would love to be involved and try and set some standards. katie moffat, prandsocial fantastic campaign, happy to support. Vikki Chowney, Reputation Online Glenn Jasper, Ruder Finn Israel Emily Cagle, Emily Cagle Communications Neil MacLean, SmallMediaLarge Chris Green, DMG Europe As a journalist that moved into media relations only recently, I know all too well how frustrating PR spam can be. We need standards and common sense. Ewan MacLeod, Mobile Industry Review Here's hoping something can be done! ;-) Mat Morrison, The Magic Bean Laboratory Georgina Firth, BrainstormHour PR Amy-Mae Elliott, Pocket-lint.com Time is precious to all of us - sending and receiving irrelevant PR content wastes both PRs' and journalists' time. Iain Fleming, Wirefast There is a solution and it is a new service called called Tradeclips (www.tradeclips.com) which costs PR people nothing to upload and circulate a link to their multimedia content - and the recipients nothing to preview or download if they want Catalin Zorzini, Mostash New Media Studio We need to set some standards, totally agree! Patrick Lacroix, Mediargus Michelle Goodall, Econsultancy Ben Cotton, Centre for Public Relations Studies, Leeds Metropolitan University Helene, RFPConnect.com Wishing to make PR space weaker in demagogy while stronger in honesty and witticism! Celina Maguire, Gorkana The smile and dial call centre mentality needs to be banished with training and support for the emerging generation of PRs. Gorkana is very keen to be involved in this initiative - good work Realwire! Let common sense prevail. Claudio Ramirez, CR Comunicaciones Great and timely campaign , very happy to support. Chelsea, Elements Design/marketing/PR firm trying our best to reduce irrelevance and increase specific targeting so news is interesting. Nathaniel W Cassidy, Duchess of Grange Events & PR Agree whole heartedly with the campaign and application of its objectives would improve relationships between PR's and journalists and be beneficial to clients and readers alike. Sharmee, Digitalis Great concept!!! Carole, freelance I am a SPORT journalist - frankly, B2B press releases are spam as far as I am concerned Dan Howarth, Newcastle University Cracking campaign, I'm with you all the way Peter Holleley, Family Friends Companies Please add me to your mailing list.
Thanks! Stephen Pritchard, freelance journalist About time! Count me in. Pietro Sansone, LiveXtention Thanks for this campaign! Rob Gallo, Operandi Partners Ltd About time we began to remove the marketing puffery that drags our industry down. andra anastasiu, student - University of Stirling Before I started studying PR, I used to do exactly the things you are talking about here, as I was an amateur. I find this campaign a good alternative education for unexperienced PR practitioners. Benito Caetano, SVQ. Spain Jon Laiseca, Agencia EFE Florian Fugasin, Florian PFA S Singapori, Singapori Associates Cillit Bang for PR - BANG, and the PR is gone. Edward Hasbrouck, The Practical Nomad Petya N. Georgieva, Higher and Higher This is a great initiative in order to stop the PR pollute and to increase the quality of the services we offer. Mark Blacklock, MarxMedia Melissa Shawyer, The PR Group Great initiative. It's a problem in Australia and it hurting the reputation of the industry as a whole. Nina Gaspari, Provokat!v Alison Minaglia, TechnologyPR.com Happy to support. Elizabeth Marriott, Great idea, long overdue. Sharlene, Freelance PR Consultant |
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Wishing to make PR space weaker in demagogy while stronger in honesty and witticism!
Good points Adam. We at PHPR agree that releases need to be targeted to relevant journalists, or risk all mail being blocked. Nowadays, the idea that the media sit around waiting for a relevant press release to come in when they are writing a story is ludicrous. They do what we all do when we want information: they use Google cleverly. It’s our PR job to be equally Google-savvy and ensure our relevant releases come to the fore on the relevant search terms.
[...] ar fi necesara din punctul meu de vedere all over the world si este construita astfel incat oricine o poate sustine. In ceea ce priveste piata autohtona, cred ca PR spamul va creste influentat de cel putin 2 [...]
[...] ar fi necesara din punctul meu de vedere all over the world si este construita astfel incat oricine o poate sustine. In ceea ce priveste piata autohtona, cred ca PR spamul va creste influentat de cel putin 2 [...]