Thursday, 21 August 2014

So you think you can be a blog instigator?
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Are you tired of spinning your own wheels, creating content that never gets read? I don’t know about you, but I tried before getting information on how to be a blog instigator and it was difficult for me before to be a blogger. A blog is a website that is being built around a series of entries. Public Relations Practitioners needs to familiarize themselves with blogging as the use of blogging is phenomenal.

If you studying Public Relations or you one of those Public Relations Practitioners who are struggling in creating blogs or you feel like quitting blogs? Here are 5 simple tips to guide and direct you from what I learnt since I became blog instigator.



Five tips for PR student bloggers
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v  Plan your blog: Your content strategy needs to be converted into a coherent plan. As with your content, you need to ascertain whether efforts are worth a while. People should find you blog interesting and benefit or learn something from what you came up with.

v  Comply a writing style: It is important as blogger to have your own style, try not to emulate someone you admire or your peers. Instead come up with unique entity on your own. Your style should be consistent and also find ways to regularly get inspired.

v  Preserve posts precise and brief: Don’t settle for mediocrity as there’s enough mediocrity, be awesome and outstanding. Avoid unnecessary information, just stick to important facts and be simple. At least include 300 words and no more than 1000 words, don’t word-vomit on your audience earn their attention don’t demand it.

v Your writing should be tense: Optional information which may lead to confusion should be avoided at all times. Your writing should be concise and crisp at all times, never lie or mislead people because you can easily lost trust. Give out content ideas than your comfortable with, people will reward you

v  Make your content easy to share: If your readers can easily access your content, obviously they can tell others about you. It is also important to make your content available on social networks for example share your blog on Facebook, twitter, LinkedIn and others.

After some tips I've given you do you see yourself as PR blog instigator? I think you can after some tips I've disposed to you just have to be smart and be creative. That’s what it takes to be a PR blog instigator.    

Monday, 18 August 2014

                                 Traditional Media has power over Social Media!


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Journalists play an important role as to delivering information news and articles through media, for a mass of people on a daily basis.Hence social media acts as an interaction of people through networking as well as communication but not necessarily issues that generalize on our everyday news worthy stories that impacts us all.in this age it is seen that journalists have lost exclusive control of succession information,they are no longer the courier.Journalists may seem not to sway the message anymore now that social media in this age is taking over. News are cast into global village through Facebook or twitter and people love being part of novelty game.Young people have become more important and effective. They have become the decision makers, giving out information freely on networks where everyone can be able to share their thoughts and discuss.Social media has an advantage on attracting more people making it useful.



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It is essential to begin by understanding various social media sites as peoples understanding is not the same and the ways they can enhance the work journalist do. I feel as if social media is a temporary thing, therefore I think there is still a need for journalism. I mean it is also a challenge to people in rural areas who are not familiar with social networks and it is also a challenge for old people, if we rely on social media as our sources. Journalism intakes research, information, current updates as well as reports that are conveniently brought to us through electronic & print media which are to large number of people, this accommodates all young people and old age group unlike social media which accommodates only young people. So if we rely on social media what will happen to those old people who just sit and listen to radio the whole day? think again,we still need journalists in this era of social media to accommodate everyone.