PR Advice on Competing Brands
by Susan McLennan
Filed under Babble Blog
What do you do when an inferior competing brand has positioned itself as the expert?
PR Advice For Artists
by Susan McLennan
Filed under Babble Blog
Some fast PR advice for authors.
PR Advice: How To Communicate A Larger Vision
by Susan McLennan
Filed under Babble Blog
Here’s some PR advice on how to communicate a larger vision.
PR Advice for Self-Published Authors
by Susan McLennan
Filed under Babble Blog
I have some public relations advice for self-published authors.
Seneca@York with Jameson Berkow from The National Post and Amanda George from Marketwire
by Susan McLennan
Filed under Babble Blog, Featured
Recently, I had the opportunity to sit on a panel with Jameson Berkow from The National Post and Amanda George from Sysomos and Marketwire. The panel was produced by a group of graduate students in the PR and Communications program at Seneca@York and was all about crisis communications in the era of Social Media. It [...]
PR Advice: Older Demographics Targeting Youth
by Susan McLennan
Filed under Babble Blog
I have some solutions on how your organization can find ways to effectively get younger people involved.
Tips on Getting People From YouTube To Your Website
by Susan McLennan
Filed under Babble Blog
Want to know how to get more people from your YouTube channel to your website? I have some advice…
Advice on Public Speaking
by Susan McLennan
Filed under Babble Blog
Looking for a few suggestions on how to get over the anxiety of public speaking? I have some fast tips and suggestions that I hope will help you.
The Trouble with Young People Today is…
by Susan McLennan
Filed under Babble Blog, Clients and Causes
There is a fun blog called The Problem with Young People Today is. Full disclosure, I’m related to both Don Mills and his brother York. The blog, which is frequently Freshly Pressed (chosen by WordPress as a blog of the day) and which gets a substantial amount of traffic, features the musings of an often [...]
VoteSocial.ca
by Susan McLennan
Filed under Babble Blog, Clients and Causes
This election, advance polls suggest young adults, aged 18-30, may be engaging with the political process like they haven’t in a very long time. Perhaps like never before. Why? Because they can. Power, some say, is about cutting people off. Doctors and lawyers have a special language that takes years to learn, a way of [...]