I really didn’t want to get too involved in the whole mommy blogger bullshit scene, but after this AdAge post, I’ve decided that it was time to say a few things. (Note: I’m posting those thoughts here instead of in a comment on the AdAge post, because I refuse to comment on any blog that [...]

Just a very mini-rant today after catching up on some feeds:
If you want to risk completely turning off your readers and sacrificing your site’s credibility with them when posting a “Top whatever-the-hell-it-is-this-week” list, go ahead and include yourself. Better yet, list your own site or blog as the #1 resource (because of course nobody else [...]

Last week, Chris Brogan posted in support of sponsored posts or content marketing. And while it may be surprising given my strong stance against companies like Molson, I think Brogan has it right. Here’s why:
There’s nothing wrong with marketing or advertising. Yes, I know, they’re our “evil twins” and whatnot, but in the grand scheme [...]

OK. I’m reviving NakedPR as a one time only thing for now. If one topic has had me burning up over the last few months, it’s been bad blogger relations, and the Molson Brew 2.0 event has been at the top of my shit list (and that’s putting it “nicely”).
I’ve avoided getting into it here, [...]

Mechele Pellebon got in touch late last week, with a link to Joe Nocera’s post on the NY Times Executive Suite blog - P.R. Pitch of the Month (or Maybe the Decade). She wondered ““What would NakedPR say?” Well “Naked PR” is feeling slightly constructive today, so here’s what I think:
Pitching
The pitch came from Amanda [...]

Just a quick announcement: Starting early next month, I’ll be launching a weekly e-newsletter called Get Naked. You can subscribe early if you’d like through the subscription form added to the sidebar of NakedPR.
The newsletter will have all sorts of goodies - articles, rants, and news that won’t be found here on the blog, tools [...]