Avido Power’s new WiBa wireless charging dock was a hit at CES 2017 and it continues to impress. It’s the first fully wireless power bank and was the winner of a CES Innovation Award back in January. Others apparently think it’s pretty cool too. Inc.com just featured in their slideshow of “Gadgets all Procrastinators Need in their Lives.” You can check it out here.
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It was an exciting CES for Avido. The company just debuted the first-ever fully wireless power bank, the WiBa. Entering the show it had already won a CES 2017 award for innovation. It’s pretty neat and we can’t wait for it to be available to the public. We were pretty excited when AndroidHeadlines.com took notice and ran it in their main section. You can read about it right here.
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Yes, I agree with the majority of people that think 2016 was awful and we need to move forward to 2017 as soon as possible. But, I like to look at the positives of 2016. First and foremost I got a daughter. That alone wipes out just about everything else bad that was the year 2016. But, another thing I’m really happy about with our current calendar year is that I started writing for Muck Rack. I get to offer my opinions, thoughts and advice to a very large audience of public relations professionals and media members. I really enjoy […]
Read moreWhen it comes to global public transportation, there might not be a more knowledgeable entity than the UITP. As the International Association of Public Transportation they are extremely well plugged into the latest trends in urban transport. On Saturday, the Philadelphia Inquirer spoke to regional manager Andrew Bata about the Northeast Corridor. Not only did it run in Saturday’s paper, it was the top story above the fold! I was pretty excited about that! You can read the full story here
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Was good to see that Ragan.com liked my Muck Rack article on the behaviors of PR bosses. Yesterday, they picked up the piece and ran it on Ragan.com. Working with Muck Rack has been a great experience. They’ve given me a great platform to express my thoughts, opinions and advice. I appreciate the opportunity to contribute to their site. For my entire portfolio, you can check here.
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I had previously written two articles for Muck Rack on what PR bosses should stop doing. I wasn’t trying to slam the boss, I was just trying to offer some helpful reminders of operational strategies that just don’t work. However, if I’m going to write that, it’s only fair that I look at it from the other side of the coin as well. I’ve been on both sides, and I know that certain employee behaviors can be maddening as well. So, Muck Rack recently published my article on three things that PR employees should stop doing. I’ve gotten good receptions […]
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I was pretty excited at the chance to contribute to Muck Rack, perhaps that biggest media and public relations website. Back in July, I wrote my first article about phone pitching tips for PR professionals. I guess it did really well, because it made Muck Rack’s top three articles for the month of July. PR Daily also must have thought it did pretty well too, because they recently picked it up and ran it as well. Good stuff, glad it did well!
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I mentioned before that I was asked by Muck Rack to write a two-part series on things PR bosses should stop doing. It’s not to rag on the boss, but just to offer some constructive criticism. Part one of that series is right here. The second installment went up today. These articles seem to be performing pretty well in terms of social shares, so there should be more on the way. Stay tuned!
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You might remember us talking about my byline in probably the top website for PR/media folks called Muck Rack. I offered phone pitching tips for PR pros and it performed quite well. As of this posting, my article has 40 shares on Facebook and 150 shares on LinkedIn. I thought that was pretty good, but apparently it’s really good. I saw a tweet yesterday from @muckrack announcing that my article was one of the top three for all of July! And what’s neat is that one of the other three was written by my good buddy Nicole Fallon Taylor from […]
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It used to be that Twitter only let you apply for a verified Twitter account if you were someone or something famous. As of July 19th, they are allowing anyone to request that little blue checkmark. It’s not exactly clear why they are doing this, but they’ve opened up the process to all of us. In defining who can get approved, Twitter says that “an account may be verified if it is determined to be of public interest.” Okay, so they aren’t handing out free blue checkmarks. “We want to make it even easier for people to find creators and […]
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