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Welcome, Conversation Agent Readers!

By Tiffany Monhollon | December 19, 2007

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Thanks for stopping by! If you’re new here, I am too, so welcome. Make yourself at home, and feel free to explore the place and see what it’s all about.

Here are a few posts that outline what I mean by “Personal PR”

  • Personal PR - Relationships for a New Generation
  • The Other Side of PR: People and Relationships
  • Perfection is Overrated. Relationships Work Better.
  • Here’s some background about me as a blogger.

  • Two Tales of My Blogging Beginnings
  • The Name Game: Transparency, Authenticity, and Being Your True Self
  • Three Secrets to Starting Anything (Life Lessons from Launching a New Blog)
  • If you like what you see, I hope you’ll drop me a comment and introduce yourself. Remember, the door’s always open, so I hope you come back soon

    If aren’t new here, you might want to check out my guest post at Conversation Agent on the future of communications. This post is the first in a featured series on her blog the next few weeks. Here’s a snippet from her introduction of the series: “You will read about the future of branding, marketing trends, what happens to social networks, leadership, communications, connections, and global user experience from the voices of the generation that is entering the work force.”

    I’m so honored and excited to be a part of this project, I really hope you check it out and join the conversation!

    Topics: Authenticity, Communicating, Personal PR, Writing/Blogging |

    2 Responses to “Welcome, Conversation Agent Readers!”

    1. Valeria Maltoni Says:
      December 23rd, 2007 at 10:44 pm

      Tiffany:

      And what a great post! Your readers may not know that it came at a personal sacrifice as you wrote it despite having to deal with no electricity at home. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and being so kind (and smart ;-).

    2. Tiffany Monhollon Says:
      December 24th, 2007 at 4:01 am

      Thanks again, Valeria, for the opportunity!

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