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by screengrabScreengrab catches up with Connie Reece at the 2008 BlogHer Biz
Conference to discuss the interaction between bloggers and PR
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Right on Connie
You need to create relationships with bloggers, that makes it a heck of a lot easier for the biz and the blogger. And if you don't have a relationship, pitch with the idea of CREATING a relationship with the blogger. She may not be right for your product/biz but she'll know someone who is and if you develop a relationship with her, she'll help you out by giving you names.
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