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Track Your Content Results to Offline Activities

December 5, 2012 by Lisa Gerber 4 Comments

This is a modified version of a post I wrote for Spin Sucks earlier this year.  Are you tracking the effectiveness of your online content with offline results? Let me step back and explain why I’m asking this question. My Bernese Mountain Dog Jackson is really big. He has hip and elbow dysplasia, poor baby […]

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: content marketing, storytelling, tracking content marketing

PR vs Integrated Communications

November 19, 2012 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

I guess what I was trying to say when I wrote about the Role of Messaging last week, is that public relations is so much more than the Art of Writing Press Releases. In fact, I frequently steer clients away from news releases (they aren’t called press releases anymore, just like books on tape are […]

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: goldi blox, integrated communications, messaging, PR, what is PR?

How to Motivate Behavior With The Right Emotions

November 15, 2012 by Lisa Gerber 1 Comment

This is a very modified version of a post I wrote for Spin Sucks this time last year.  On my drive home last night, I was listening to local radio for a change. During the interminably long commercial break, I realized something: All three ads gave me reason to panic if I don’t buy their […]

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: giving, messaging, movember, nonprofit

The Role of Messaging in Marketing

November 7, 2012 by Lisa Gerber 4 Comments

As communications professionals, we tend to be guilty of the very things we preach against: Speaking industry jargon and catchprases. On a daily basis, I tell my clients to keep it conversational. “Would you say it in person?” then don’t say it wherever you’re saying it. The terms “message development” and “storytelling” get bandied about […]

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: basecamp, gogo inflight, marketing and communications, messaging, nordstrom, role of messaging

Presidential Campaigns: You Don’t Tell Me Stories Anymore

October 25, 2012 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

I’m sick today, and a bit cranky, so there is no better time than the present to rant about the presidential campaigns. I don’t know a lot about politics which puts me in the majority of the population, and therefore well within my rights to write about the topic </sarcasm>. As do most of us, […]

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: content marketing, presidential campaign, storytelling

Global Domination and Perspective

October 22, 2012 by Lisa Gerber 1 Comment

Hi everyone, I’m back from traveling around the East Coast the past 12 days in the middle of my month of Down Time. It’s been six years since we last visited my in-laws in beautiful central Virginia, and from there we headed up to central New York to spend time with my grandmother, and to see […]

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: global domination, know your audience, perspective, values

The Problem With Your Email Marketing

October 15, 2012 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

A couple weeks ago, Barrett Rossie asked me about email marketing and how to do it well to generate and manage leads. I’m not sure I gave him a very good answer at the time, and I’ve given it more thought. Email marketing is “easy” in theory and there is no shortage of blog posts […]

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: email marketing

Prepare to Become an Outstanding Public Speaker

October 4, 2012 by Lisa Gerber 10 Comments

I’ve spent too many hours sitting through mediocre presentations in my lifetime, so I’ve been giving this topic some serious thought. Public speaking is nerve wracking. It takes a lot of work, and whether you’re new or experienced, the feeling doesn’t dissipate. I’ve only done a handful of speaking engagements so I’m far from an […]

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: outstanding speaking, preparing for speaking, public speaking

Why I Fired a Travel Writer

December 2, 2010 by Lisa Gerber 4 Comments

I know I promised to blog more in a recent post. But I’m also a big fan of a balanced life and my client work has taken priority, as well as playing in all this amazing snow with my husband and dogs, so my blog has suffered. In my defense, I have done two speaking […]

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: Travel PR, travel writing

Brand Loyalty – What Really Matters

October 12, 2010 by Lisa Gerber 7 Comments

Cup of Coffee by naotakem It all started with my morning coffee. I make Peet’s coffee at home because I love the taste. It has nothing to do with the packaging, and whether it’s noisy or not. It has nothing to do with the logo, and whether I like it or not. It’s because it […]

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: Apple, brand loyalty, Gap logo, iPad, Peet's coffee, Sun Chips

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