February 24, 2005

Blogging as a public relations skill

Christian Crumlish

B.L. Ochman's tips on How To Write Killer Blog Posts are geared toward's PR professionals but are general enough to apply across the board to blogging.

In fact, isn't all blogging a form of public relations? Don't we all need to write pithy headlines and grabby leads if we want the public to notice and care about what we're writing?

Posted by xian at February 24, 2005 4:43 PM

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