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Interesting PR posts 07/13/2007

I can’t afford a publicity/public relations campaign -- can I? - Public Relations and Publicity Articles - Sales Training Forum  Annotated

    I can’t afford a publicity/public relations campaign -- can I?

      The PR place: Some ammunition for PR pros to suggest social media campaigns to clients  Annotated

        someone was paid $10 an hour to undertake social media work for an entire year. This person brought in 93,207 hits over the course of a year, whereas Google Adwords brought in 2,057 visitors.

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