Bounce for Bliss

I’ve learned that packing lunch really only works if you make it to a grocery store.  Despite having a car, grocery shopping has become my most despised chore.  The decision to go to shopping involves spending two things: time and money.  My record for shortest time is 1.5 hours.  My record for least amount of [...]

Releasing the Foodie Within

Changing tactics, I will now only blog about my favorite passion: food.  As any of my friends will tell you, my life has been a long love affair will all things edible.  When being introduced to new foods, my mother always said, “You don’t have to like it, but you have to try it.”  Not [...]

Bad Blogger (Part Two)

Ok this time I’m the bad blogger. I suddenly disappeared and for that I apologize. I could make a million excuses, many of which revolving around balancing school and work, but excuses won’t make us move forward. It only dwells on the past. So here I am, a month before I graduate, asking you to [...]

Bad blogger ::shakes finger::

I love starting off the morning with a little bad behavior. Yesterday I posted on transparency not only when talking to bloggers, but also while writing your own blog. In my “about” page I have stated what company I work for and who I have worked for in the past. I throw my name all [...]

So transparent I can see right through you

It was Saturday evening and I was with a group of people in my living room watching a documentary on KISS. There was this one guy who kept talking about how great KISS is and how teachers should be including this band in their curriculum. However when the girl asked this guy a question [...]

All work and no play makes Meg…an employed girl?

For the February newsletter of the Publicity Club of New England, I wrote about the power of Google in terms of getting a job. I’ve heard from several professionals in different industries that they will sometimes type in the name of someone in Google before even interviewing them. One of my co-workers said [...]

Nice Sweater, Neighbor

I am absolutely fascinated by the power of branding. I love the way that something so simple can have such a powerful meaning – a meaning you may not even realize you know.
David Newell, the public relations director for Family Communications, Inc. (the nonprofit company founded by Mr. Rogers in 1971), has requested that everyone [...]

Guerilla Advertising

I feel like these people worked for Target because their branding skills are awesome. Anytime anyone sees the black lips on a flyer they will automatically think of the band and, hopefully, the concert. The only unfortunate part of guerilla marketing is the date mix up. However thanks to MySpace, every band on [...]

Shut up already!

I’m a person who loves to talk. Before starting this blog I researched web sites such as “shutupalready.com” and “goullet.com” to see if I could purchase one just to have some place to write about things like fun advertisements, crazy PR tactics, and general rants about living life in the fast lane. This was free. [...]