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I am starting a new series of  blog posts called “What AH Does.” This is a series of free-form posts by members of the Abraham Harrison staff.  Instead of a book report, I asked my staff to write a company report.  While the request was generally free-form and I didn’t care what was written — everything is good — I did float some general questions that people could respond to.

Majority of people (91 percent) of people with disabilities believe they receive less attention than other minority groups from the presidential candidates, according to a recent poll conducted by Disaboom, the online community for people with disabilities.

Congrats to Jonathan Trenn, featured blogger here and Director of the Washington Office of Abraham Harrison, on his guest editorial over on ZDNet, Echo chamber: Social media strategists are talking to themselves (more…) Related PostsPresidential Candidates Fallen by Black Hat SEOWhat is Upfront

The following are 10 “secrets” to a successful online community. Note that they are not “the” 10 secrets. And I suppose that technically they are not secrets … I just like using that word because it sounds scandalous.

Abraham & Harrison offers its clients comprehensive Online Conversation Marketing campaigns based on the core fundamentals of effective Marketing Communication techniques. We integrate Online Publicity, Online Grassroots & New Media Marketing, Business Intelligence and Search Engine Services

My Director of Client Service, Daniel Krueger, wrote an insightful blog post over at Abraham Harrison’s PR and marketing blog, Marketing Conversation, called Marketing in the New Millenium. The story is in growing response to the fine article from Norman Birnback over at PR Backtalk, including Spread

Susan Sanderman of Denver just forwarded this fascinating World Clock that shows the current status of major global health, environmental and social statistics, updated in real time. You can see the rate of population growth, new cases of disease, injury, death, biodiversity loss, marriage and divorce….

Community category added to OPA reporting A fifth category has been added to the Online Publishers Association’s Internet Activity Index which reflects the importance of social networking websites.