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Yahoo looks to "Mash" social networking realm
By: Justin Lopinot
09/18/2007 - Yahoo, always on the heel of faster-moving rivals, is about to launch a new social networking site. Mash, which is not the Mansion-Apartment-Shack-House game you used to play when you were a kid, is the newest entrant into the realm dominated by Facebook and MySpace.…
Skirting Bad PR
By: Susan Iskiwitch
09/17/2007 - Southwest Airlines has done it. They have turned the media hoopla over the airline passenger who, in the opinion of one flight attendant, was dressed in clothes too skimpy to fly, into a marketing rouse. For a limited time, the "miniskirt fare sale" will offer…
Crisis Communications: Not Just for Clients
By: Marijean Jaggers
09/17/2007 - At Standing Partnership, we recommend all our clients develop crisis communications plans. It's not pleasant to think about the "what ifs" that come with the development of crisis scenarios for clients. It's a tad uncomfortable to share with your client contact that you've given careful…
Want to Write a Great Speech? Read Before You Write.
By: Mistie Thompson
09/14/2007 - There have been countless bad speeches made in the history of public speaking - for every Gettysburg Address, there are a million snooze-inducing orations that no one wants to relive. We won't even get into how the delivery of a speech can destroy a well-written…
What is an RSS Feed?
By: Marijean Jaggers
09/13/2007 - What is an RSS Feed? One of the most frequent explanations we deliver to clients is in response to "What is an RSS feed?" If there's one video on YouTube I'd like every client of Standing Partnership's, current and future, to watch, it's this one.
We rank No. 3,244!
By: Cathy Dunkin
09/12/2007 - ... and we're really proud about it. Standing Partnership was just named to the first-ever Inc. 5,000 list of fastest growing private companies. We didn't rank high enough to make it into the magazine – which has profiled only the top 500 for the past…
Damage Control
By: Susan Iskiwitch
09/12/2007 - On Thursday it was announced that iPhone users who purchased the most expensive, original models of the iPhone would be issued a $100 credit for use in Apple stores or online. This is in response to Apple's introduction Wednesday of improved iPhones with lower prices…
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