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Jason Falls

Jason Falls

Time to clean out the inbox again with a Pitch Log Mashup. As a reminder, this series is a collection of the sites, services, platforms and programs I get pitched by PR folks, start-up entrepreneurs and various others that I either don’t have the time or the interest in really writing full blog posts about, but are probably somehow still interesting or useful for you.

And if you’re interested in pitching me something, increase your chances and read the “How To Pitch SME” page. If you’re wondering why your pitch didn’t make it on my list, see the, “How To Pitch SME” page. If you’re still not sure, re-read the, “How To Pitch SME” page.

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My Pitch Log Mashup, Vol. 8

June 18, 2009

Time to clean out the inbox again with a Pitch Log Mashup. As a reminder, this series is a collection of the sites, services, platforms and programs I get pitched by PR folks, start-up entrepreneurs and various others that I either don’t have the time or the interest in really writing full blog posts about, [...]

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BuzzStream Next Must-Have Software For PR Professionals

June 9, 2009

The technology and fusion of ideas to create new tools for public relations professional keeps getting better. BuzzStream, currently in private beta but far enough along to afford me a test drive, is a product to keep and eye on for public relations professionals, particularly those who handle media and blogger outreach. The web-based software [...]

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Redefining FriendFeed

May 18, 2009

For the longest time I have had a rather eye-rolling reaction when people mention FriendFeed. The life streaming service certainly has its merits and aggregating all of your social activity into one place is a nice function. However, using FriendFeed as your primary place of interaction constricts the number of people you can interact with [...]

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My Pitch Log Mashup, Vol. 6

May 1, 2009

The pitches keep rolling in. I don’t think they’ll ever stop. But I will say that I’m getting less pitches that are completely irrelevant to my audience — you — but am still getting an inordinate number of those that don’t follow one of my big rules/pet peeves — Do Not Copy and Paste Your [...]

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My Pitch Log Mashup, Vol. 1

February 5, 2009

I get 10-20 pitches a week from companies or startups wanting me to write about their tools, services or sites. Most the pitches are at least moderately relevant to Social Media Explorer’s intent, meaning I think they could be at least moderately meaningful or interesting to you. Unfortunately, I don’t always have the time and [...]

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How To Win Buy In For Social Media

November 26, 2008

You know that skeptical marketing manager, brand manager or even CEO you’re kind of intimidated by? The one who rolls his or her eyes when the word, “blog,” is used in a sentence. The one that is constantly asking for the ROI of his or her social media spend in a tone that makes you [...]

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Lijit Offers Your Site Trusted Search Component

April 2, 2008

Image from WikipediaThere’s a Lijit search widget over on the right side of my blog. A friend asked me last week what it did and why I had it. Frankly, because I really like the neat little avatar display of all my social networking sites where I can be found. You can click on them [...]

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