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November 17, 2006
Friday wrap-up: Who Shot PR?
Posted by Dave Evans
A whole slew of dating sites are interviewing or closing deals with new PR shops. Looks like in several cases the old guard and we can only hope that fresh ideas are being put on the table. You need to get into the hearts and minds of singles before you can get into their wallets. If your PR shop isn't talking about creating viral videos like Loneygirl15, or creating a blog for your dating site, instead promising the same old inane press releases and old school media tactics, politely ask them to end the pitch immediately. The days of driving site traffic via empty calorie articles from Living Arts reporters are o-v-e-r, capiche?
RateOrDate say the Lycos Dating Search Engine is gone, instead redirecting to the Lycos home page. A good idea which died on the vine due to waning corporate interest and lackluster implementation. There are a few companies preparing to launch similar sites, expect the meta-search concept to gain traction in '07.
Dearest irina68@hotmail.com, thank you for all the emails this week, why are my responses bouncing back? I need to know where to send you the money to pay off your debt so you can come visit me.
Technorati Tags: publicrelations, gorillamarketing
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1. helge on November 19, 2006 11:27 AM writes...
dave, regarding your technorati tags: it's guerilla marketing as in "small war", not gorilla marketing, as in "big monkey".. ;-)
Permalink to Comment2. helge on November 20, 2006 6:55 PM writes...
it's really disappointing to see that you broadcast the email address asked for in this comment form via RSS :-((
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