#Follow_Friday: @PRTiffany's #PR #Blogs and #Influencers Recommendations


@PRTiffany
 

Whoop Whoop, It's #FOLLOW_FRIDAY! Here are a few bloggers and influencers that I recommend you follow to stay updated with the latest and greatest in the PR GAME.

@PRdivablog - PR and Social Media for Tech
@NetSuite_Meili - PR for Cloud, SaaS, Ecommerce, ERP, Wholesale and Distribution #Netsuite
@MarkRaganCEO - PR articles galore. Stay up to date via his twitter feed. #PRDaily
@PRDailyNews - PR news and Job Board for the aspiring PR agents
@GraffitiPR - PR guru. Follow him and follow his #followback list!

Keep it social and #followback, #NFB, #Follow_friday!!!!

xoxo, @PRTiffany

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