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	<title>Comments on: PerkettPR Interviews Robert &#8220;Scobleizer&#8221; Scoble, Part II: Good PR, Bad PR, Great Leaders and More</title>
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		<title>By: Laurent Pfertzel</title>
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		<dc:creator>Laurent Pfertzel</dc:creator>
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		<description>Jeff&lt;br&gt;Good interview. It highlights the need to be personal, relevant and possibly build a relationship. I see agencies blasting PR around. Granted, they do tray to target but solely on macro information (this blogger is into personal finance or into cloud computing). That&#039;s not bad, but more can be done. I think the ultimate is an email that rebounds in a timely manner on a twit/posts from the blogger, with an attempt to add value, to create a real connection at the thought level. When I do that (I do it for my own company), I get 80% response. &lt;br&gt;Laurent</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Jeff<br />Good interview. It highlights the need to be personal, relevant and possibly build a relationship. I see agencies blasting PR around. Granted, they do tray to target but solely on macro information (this blogger is into personal finance or into cloud computing). That&#39;s not bad, but more can be done. I think the ultimate is an email that rebounds in a timely manner on a twit/posts from the blogger, with an attempt to add value, to create a real connection at the thought level. When I do that (I do it for my own company), I get 80% response. <br />Laurent</p>
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