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Three Reasons To Interview By Phone Instead of Email | Mr. Media Training

Three Reasons To Interview By Phone Instead of Email | Mr. Media Training | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
From www.mrmediatraining.com - December 18, 2012 10:51 PM
While email interviews can be useful, they are too often used by nervous spokespersons who do everything possible to avoid picking up the phone.

Don’t do interviews by email simply because it makes you more comfortable; doing so can be counterproductive. Here are three reasons to avoid making email interviews a habit...

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Great tips by Brad Phillips, aka Mr Media Training, and author of "The Media Training Bible."

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Brooklyn Quevillon's curator insight, January 7, 10:09 AM

I re scooped this because I found it very interesting that employers would even consider interviewing by e mail.
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Facebook vs Twitter vs Pinterest – 2013 Statistics

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From www.envisionmedia360.com - January 22, 8:10 PM

The Social Media Statistics for 2013 across Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest provide us with an interesting opportunity to review where we may want to spend our social media dollars and time in the coming year.

 

2013 is shaping up to be a changing year in the online social media landscape. The Pinterest user base and relationship with online spend is likely to grow, Facebook is likely to roll out more products changing the landscape time and time again, and the Twitter user base is likely to grow, however Twitter needs to counter the issue of visual content quite quickly to compete in the e-commerce space. When considering where to spend your social dollars, be aware of your target audience, and wherever possible take the time to improve the visual nature of your content and you should begin to see some great results...


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Content marketers and producers will find these stats useful, especially the length of time Pinterest users spend on site.

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"The Social Media Statistics for 2013 across Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest provide us with an interesting opportunity to review where we may want to spend our social media dollars and time in the coming year.


2013 is shaping up to be a changing year in the online social media landscape. The Pinterest user base and relationship with online spend is likely to grow, Facebook is likely to roll out more products changing the landscape time and time again, and the Twitter user base is likely to grow, however Twitter needs to counter the issue of visual content quite quickly to compete in the e-commerce space. When considering where to spend your social dollars, be aware of your target audience, and wherever possible take the time to improve the visual nature of your content and you should begin to see some great results"...














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