I'm a corporate blogger and sales person for Intraware Inc. and I hope my frontline perspective will be a positive addition to this event. My written contribution to this event will be a small introduction to blogging for executives unfamiliar with the blogging phenomenon.
Why do you blog?
I write my company's corporate blog because I feel that my company's story isn't being heard. Blogging is inexpensive, a cinch technically, and a great new medium for corporate communication.
Why is blogging important for PR?
Telling your story with a good blog beats the heck out of issuing sterile press releases.
What do you hope to see come out of this event?
I'd be pleased if someone was able to learn something from my contribution to the conference and I'd like to see if any new techniques emerge for companies to leverage the blog medium.
What issue(s) will you be focusing on in your contribution and why?
I've written a brief piece for a non-tech executive who is unfamiliar with the blog concept. Hopefully the reader will get a better understanding of why such a simple publishing tool and its related technologies are garnering so much attention.
Author: Dave Austin | Jul 8, 04 | Permalink
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Hans Kullin has 9 years experience from Public Relations as a consultant at leading Swedish PR agencies and as PR Manager. He served as PR Manager at Accenture for three years and is currently holding a position as Marketing Communications Manager at Linklaters in Sweden, one of the leading global law firms. Hans runs a personal weblog at www.kullin.net.
Author: Hans Kullin | Jul 8, 04 | Permalink
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