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Quora is a great way to drive traffic to your website. We’ve been using the Q & A community to drive traffic to our site for about 3 years now. In the last month alone, I gained 23,000+... 
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Robin Good: If you want to get some good, practical tips on how to get some serious media coverage, this is a good starting guide.
Written by Celestine Chua, who has been covered on CNN International, Cosmopolitan UK, Business Insider, CBS Business Network, Channel News Asia, and on many other popular magazines provides some real valuable advice to anyone looking to get some serious media attention.
Good practical guide. Lots of useful tips. 8/10
Full guide: http://personalexcellence.co/blog/media/
Via Robin Good
Dawn Lester's comment,
July 31, 2012 3:44 AM
Great idea Robin, it's just rather more difficult to get media attention when your message challenges the mainstream!
Robin Good's comment,
July 31, 2012 4:55 AM
Yes Dawn, that may be very true... but not all media are interested in the mainstream. :-)
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These social media “title” posts crop up every couple months and they’re equally hilarious/ridiculous each time they pop up. Every day I see another ridiculous “title” and wonder how much time was spent (wasted) on such insanity. Via Tom George
Tom George's curator insight,
May 16, 2013 7:11 AM
Self importance comes before pride, and as you know after that comes the fall. Beware of false prophets and attention seekers.
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Jackie Gerstein, Ed.D
This is cross-posted on the Powerful Learning Network – http://plpnetwork.com/2012/04/10/telling-our-stories-self-promotion-or-sharing-best-practices/
This is my response and reaction to Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach’s Unselfish Self Promotion posted on the PLP Network blog. Conceptually, I am in agreement with Sheryl. I discussed similar ideas in a blog post entitled Every Educator Has a Story . . . Just Tell It.
Where I have have difficulties is in the language of self-promotion. I begin with an excerpt of my original blog post and then discuss my thoughts regarding the language surrounding self-promotion.
Every Educator Has a Story . . . Just Tell It.
Via Gust MEES
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