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  • teresa 4:29 pm on January 22, 2010 Permalink
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    I am talking to Constance, who is originally from Nigeria and living in UK. She will be our PR manager for both countries! Super woman :-)

     

  • teresa 7:06 pm on January 20, 2010 Permalink
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    1st very official super international remote PR team meeting… NOW!! happy to have you all on Skype, girls!!

     

  • teresa 9:22 am on January 18, 2010 Permalink
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    It’s getting loud! That’s us, your PR team 

    Alba (Spain), Beatrix (Ireland), Sophie (UK), Cat (UK), Olivia (UK) and Teresa (Austria)…… SAY HELLO!

    We are Earth.org’s megaphone… trumpet… ghettoblaster… we are telling the world about Earth.org. And there are so many things to say.

    Today is D-Day in PR, we start sending out a general press release containing the aims/goals/the heart of Earth.org. We have collected many contacts (bloggers and journalists who focus on travel, travel industry, travel 2.0, web, crazy new ideas and projects, etc); till end of January we hope to get 1.000 emails out to a very targeted audience. Our goal: Get as many articles and posts published as possible!

    While we’re at it, we have created a social media news release, that YOU can push as well, simply by re-tweet, bookmarks, stumble upon, digg, friend feed, share on Facebook, technorati,  or on your blog. We need EVERY posted link to create awareness!! Please help:

    http://pressitt.com/smnr/earthorg-helps-you-travel-the-world/774/

    What’s next: In February we will focus on remote work, in March the Ambassador program will be pushed. The general Earth.org topics will go out throughout the upcoming months, of course modified with cool new features!

    Oookay, we get loud now. Let’s do it!!!!!!!!!

     

  • teresa 5:47 pm on January 12, 2010 Permalink
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    Goood evening to all, from freezy Hinterstoder. I have an interview with Constance from UK now :-)

     

  • teresa 6:45 pm on January 7, 2010 Permalink
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    Take a look: Earth.org goes SPANISH :-)

    http://hispanotas.com/2010/01/06/deja-tus-huellas-en-earth-org-la-guia-de-viajes-abierta/

    Thanks to Alba!

     

  • teresa 6:12 pm on January 5, 2010 Permalink
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    Hi all, I am back from France. Anne and me had some relaxing time, enjoyed busy Paris, semi-busy Lyon and sleepy Leynes. We also found some time to talk about Marketing and PR plans for Q1. Pretty good outcome :-D I have to say!
    Now preparing for meetings this week with my super motivated PR team. LEt’s go girls!

     

  • teresa 1:15 pm on December 17, 2009 Permalink
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    preparing for a PR volunteer interview with Beatrix from Ireland! Looking already forward to talking to her!

     

  • teresa 4:58 pm on December 2, 2009 Permalink
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    PR UK meeting with Sophie and Olivia

     

    • teresa 5:55 pm on December 2, 2009 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      et voila, here some news from our UK PR team:

      - both are working well together on entering the UK student market. They contact different universities and student magazines. Aside they are sending mails to “gap year students” – young people who take a one year break to travel around before they go to university – and there are a lot! They ask them to report their experiences on Earth.org. Furthermore they are looking for new volunteers – Sophie is going to publish another article in “The Knowledge” – this time focusing on volunteering @ Earth.org.
      - Olivia is researching websites for elderly people – the silver surfers – who actually do travel a lot – and use the Internet heavily for booking and research. She’s planning to start contacting these people in her hometown – and evaluate the results so that we can start thinking of a nation wide strategy for the silver surfers.
      - super cool news: Olivia and Sophie managed to get us a stall at a nation wide volunteer fair in UK in February 2010. We will have a “Earth.org table” where they present Earth.org’s volunteering project – and distribute handouts, business cards,
      @Rob the girls told me that they can print a poster at their university quite cheap – they will send me a list of what they’d need to build a nice Earth.org stall :-)
      @HR would be perfect to have a complete overview on what kind of volunteer positions Earth.org is offering. I will send you an email on that!

      Emily, our new PR UK manager, has excellent contacts to different kinds of offline/online media in the UK; she is responsible for contacting them. We will meet this week and see where to start!

      That’s it for now! we will tell you about the results :-D
      Enjoy your evening all.

  • teresa 7:47 pm on November 24, 2009 Permalink
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    Hi all! We have fresh support in the PR UK team — I just talked to Emily Shaw in a 2nd meeting; she is very happy to become part of Earth.org and she will be taking care of online/offline media in the UK as she has excellent contacts to magazines and newspapers; I will introduce her asap and she will join us here on the blog.
    Emily, it’s really nice to have you in the team! Looking forward already to working with you.

    @olivia @sophie I’d love to have you 3 girls in a meeting by the beginning of next week! Super UK power :-D

    And many thanks to our HR team — for finding such great new team members joining the project :-D

     

  • teresa 7:28 pm on November 18, 2009 Permalink
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    PR interview with Andrea from Los Angeles!

     

  • teresa 1:14 pm on November 13, 2009 Permalink
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    meeting with Cat!

     

  • teresa 9:50 am on November 12, 2009 Permalink
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    In the news again! 

    Sophie has told you already in a short update  – she got another article published in Plymouth’s University magazine The Knowledge. It’s clearly written and the page looks fantastic :-D

    Here’s the link again: http://www.upsu.com/content/123495/media_/the_knowledge/  Go to page 7.

    Earth.org in "The Knowledge" Magazine

     

  • teresa 10:26 am on November 11, 2009 Permalink
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    In the news! 

    Hey! I am starting my EDO-week with some good news. Sophie, PR volunteer in the UK team, published an article about Earth.org in a local newspaper in Plymouth / UK.

    Thanks! Great work!

    Sophie Chaffe _ PR volunteer at Earth.org

     

  • teresa 11:46 am on November 6, 2009 Permalink
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    hey all, I am working on finalizing CC text (thanks @Cat for final editing) and some more copywriting stuff in the static pages.
    - The UK PR team (Cat, Olivia, Sophie) is working on some really cool strategies. More to come soon! Happy to have you girls on board!
    - remote work is our next big issue! we have a release done and will spread it via several channels!
    - redesign and change to CC is another big issue, will communicate that in a newsletter, etc.

    Things moving fast these days :-D Yay

     

    • cat 1:29 pm on November 6, 2009 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      no probs! Agree, our UK PR team has a lot of ideas and energy. But we could still do with more PR peeps, if anyone knows anyone….who knows anyone..!?!

  • teresa 4:10 pm on October 22, 2009 Permalink
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    Cat and me are talking to Olivia, who wants to join in as a PR volunteer :-D

     

    • teresa 5:29 pm on October 22, 2009 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      Oookay, most likely we have new support for the UK PR team! Really cool! And Olivia has some good ideas in mind: what about the elderly people? She told us that she knows many retired people who actually travel a lot – and they are Internet literate – cause they already book all their trips online! And the main thing: these people are experienced, they know so many places – and they have lots of time! She’d be really interested to start thinking about introducing Earth.org to a new age group. Let’s see. I like the idea a lot.

    • cat 6:18 pm on October 22, 2009 Permalink | Log in to Reply

      Me toooo! talking to the ‘silver surfers’ a really interesting area for us!

  • teresa 5:30 pm on September 18, 2009 Permalink
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    I am still working on the new PR work book and PR guide book – 2 central documents for the PR volunteers network.

     

  • teresa 10:15 am on September 18, 2009 Permalink
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    Just talked to Renee, we have 2 more applicants for PR volunteers! juhiohee! I think we are on a good way :-)

     

  • catfraser 12:13 pm on September 16, 2009 Permalink
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    Good meeting with @teresa just now. We now have a template of email copy which volunteers can use when they are sending out the factsheet press release to media or blogger contacts…and I’ll be working on a PR resources blog post to help our student volunteers navigate the www!

     

  • teresa 10:43 am on September 16, 2009 Permalink
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    Let's spread the word! Sophie, welcome to Earth.org 

    Earth.org is looking for PR managers all over the world! Join in and become part of a worldwide Earth.org PR network.

    What’s new: Sophie Chaffe is Earth.org’s new PR manager from UK. A warm welcome to the team!

    Sophie Chaffe newHi everyone. I’m Sophie, I’m 19 and I’m a second year Marketing student at The University of Plymouth in England. I am aiming to have a career in either advertising or PR and so I thought that getting involved with Earth.org would be a great opportunity for me to get some experience. Also I love travelling so Earth.org is something interesting and fun to do. My job will be to focus on the UK student market and also to recruit other volunteers. Being quite new to the world of PR I am open to any advice or suggestions from anyone to help me learn the ropes. I’m really looking forward to working with you all and contributing to a really good cause.

    Sophie is responsible for the student market in UK. Last week she had a great start by publishing a blog post on the Student UK social network.

    Let’s spread the word. Let’s tell the world about Earth.org.

    You can help us as well! If you are a web communication/PR student, journalist or passionate writer, you can become the PR manager (volunteer) in your country or region. We are looking for passionate people like you who have communication skills and know the media and blogger landscape in the place where you are based.

    Join in, become part of a growing network and global PR team. We work together. We learn from each other. It’s a great chance for all of us!

    We would be happy to hear from you! Send an email to teresa(at)earth.org.

     

  • earthorgcollect 7:16 am on July 30, 2009 Permalink
    Tags: coding volunteer, IT volunteer, marketing volunteer, PR volunteers, social media volunteer   

    Volunteer opportunities at Earth.org 

    Marketing

    You love promoting responsible projects, talking to the world and motivating other people? Become a voice for Earth.org and help us push Earth.org to the top. Help us get more people involved! Become an Earth.org marketing volunteer.

    Social Media

    You grew up with the Internet and know every corner of the Web? Social networks are a great chance for Earth.org to tell our message to the world. If you want to establish an Earth.org site on Myspace, enter some words in Wikis or find out more on various networking sites, go for it. Become an Earth.org social media volunteer.

    Public Relations

    Spreading the word is your passion? You want to practice your communication skills? Then you can become a PR volunteer at Earth.org. You can be responsible for specific topics or even become responsible for Earth.org communication in your home country. Become an Earth.org public relations volunteer.

    IT

    You are experienced in programming, PHP, MySQL and CSS coding? Then you can support the Earth.org tech team in improving the website. We need support from motivated people like you. Become an Earth.org coding volunteer.

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    Would you like to help build Earth.org? Find out how.

     

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