Entries Tagged as 'pr'
Villa Serendip, Lake Placid NY
For a variety of reasons, I should keep my mouth shut. Oh well.
In some previous post, I mentioned the selection of a new PR Agency of Record for our Empire State. If anyone has been following this stuff, even with a stable administration, there has been some big changes regarding state tourism marketing. New leadership, repositioning of the brand, Saatchi & Saatchi, etc. etc. Well, change is good, right?
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Tags: i love ny·lake placid·pr

All judgments aside, this is a problem.
Tags: olympics·pr
It’s official, we have a new “PR Agency of Record” for our beloved Empire State – Lou Hammond & Associates. Effective immediately (no pun intended).
Selected by a competitive review, the agency will handle all travel press and editorial to ensure that New York State receives positive exposure and excitement as a travel destination, including the re-launch of the “I LOVE New York” campaign. We interviewed a number of agencies but felt Lou Hammond & Associates’ extensive experience, capabilities and understanding made them the right choice for the State’s current needs and challenges.
Headquartered in New York City with offices in Palm Beach and Charleston, Lou Hammond & Associates is an award-winning agency with a two-decade history of hospitality and destination partnerships in the United States and abroad. Lou Hammond herself is a dynamic voice and long-time leader in the tourism industry and we feel the State will benefit greatly from the energy, enthusiasm and expertise that she and her team bring to our efforts.
Tags: i love ny·new york·pr
I’m all about 2.0, even though it feels pretty lonely here in North Country 0.9. I’ve been accused of being ahead of my time, sort of like Van Gogh. Thanks for the “compliment”. Thanks Steve for the great link to this excellent PR 2.0 document. Link (via Micro Persuasion)
Tags: pr·web 2.0
I can’t put in words how amazed I am every morning to not hear that the lawsuit against Maine blogger Lance Dutson has been dropped. The WKP Advertising and the State of Maine by association are playing a game of chicken they cannot possibly win. At this point, WKP might as well quit and change their name forever. The search results to this story will haunt them forever and there is no amount of money that will change that.
Tags: pr·seo·web 2.0
Anyone interested in tourism marketing, the internet, and Freedom of Speech will be interested to know that Lance Dutson of “Pay-per-Gate” is now being sued by the Maine Office of Tourism‘s advertising agency. Apparently Warren Kremer Paino Advertising doesn’t take kindly to any criticism of its work. Check out the whole story at Maine Web Report.
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“Pay-per-Gate”
Tags: advertising·pr·web 2.0