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The Viral Campaign Your Viral Campaign Could Smell Like: Karianne Stinson of Sterling Communications shares her four tips to Old Spice up your brand.
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win a ticket to the Social Fresh
conference in Portland on March 29. This conference is different than many I’ve
attended previously as it features people working in the trenches and highlights
what they do in social media day to day. Sure, there [...]
What is Thanksgiving all about? Is it about stuffing yourself until you’re sure you’re going to explode, but instead you just go take a nap? Or maybe Thanksgiving is about the football – rooting and cheering for your favorite team until your voice is hoarse or playing your own [...]
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Sterling Awards
Our most prized awards are recommendations from clients, but these are nice too:
- PR SourceCode surveys IT journalists each year to discover the most respected public relations agencies and corporate communication departments. Sterling ranked second in the top 10 PR agencies
- PR News named Sterling Communications one of their ‘Top Place to Work in PR’
- The Business Journal named Sterling Communications one of the “Top 50 largest woman-owned businesses” in Silicon Valley
- The Stevie Awards, dedicated to woman in business, named Sterling Communications’s CEO Marianne O’Connor a finalist for the best entrepreneur in advertising, marketing and public relations
- Sterling Communications has won two SABRE awards for consumer PR campaigns, a Silver Award for the DoveBid campaign and a Certificate of Excellence for a NETGEAR campaign
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Transparency in Social Media: Google’s Elimination of Anonymity on YouTube
“Horror is the removal of masks.”
This quote from Robert Bloch, famed author of Psycho, particularly rings true with Google’s recent decision to prevent YouTube users from being able to hide behind aliases and instead have them disclose their full names when making comments on the [...]
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