Bio: Len Kendall
Len Kendall is a Chicago native with a passion for technology, advertising, and film.
Len is a Digital Supervisor with GolinHarris within the Dialogue Group. The digital/social practice of the agency. His client work includes Mercedes-Benz, Allstate, McDonald's and Walmart. He is also the CoFounder of the3six5 project, a collective diary of 2010.
In Len's downtime he can be found blogging at www.constructivegrumpiness.com tweeting at twitter.com/lenkendall and sharing random thought nuggets at lenkendall.posterous.com
Posts by Len Kendall:
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Be Mindful Of Tech News and Timing,
28 Jan 2010 in Featured Posts& Public Relations
The world of social media has given PR a slew of new means for sharing their content. From a high-level, seeding news via digital means can often be similar to that of sharing news releases through traditional media such as newspaper and magazines,…
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The Perfect Pitch Isn’t a Template, It’s a Timeline,
17 Aug 2009 in Featured Posts
As a public relations professional, it’s easy to get caught-up in the importance of a news release. You spend hours writing it and tweaking it; the client obsesses over every word of it; it becomes the focal point of your announcement.
This tends t…
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Give/Take Ratio,
23 Jun 2009 in Featured Posts
There are countless conversations happening online. We’re beyond the point of brands knowing they need to join those conversations. They do. What they may not realize is that the longer they wait to jump in, the more work they’ll have to do before…
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Innovation Doesn’t Have to Be Invention,
27 May 2009 in Featured Posts
When it comes to innovation we often get hung-up on creating something completely new. While this approach is usually the most exciting, it isn’t the only way to launch an incredibly successful product or brand. In other words, innovation doesn’t…
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Pledge to Succeed,
01 May 2009 in Featured Posts
This is a guest post written by Bob Knorpp from The Bean Cast. You can find the same post on his blog as well as at Constructive Grumpiness. …
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Anything That Can Be Turned into a Commodity, Will Be,
28 Apr 2009 in Featured Posts
The concept of outsourcing is not a new one. While it may have existed under different names, for as long as industry and services have been around, decision makers have relied on those outside of their realm to contribute to the ecosystem of…
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‘A company’s corporate homepage is Google.com.’,
21 Apr 2009 in Featured Posts
The title of this post is a quote by Dell’s VP of Communities and Conversations, Bob Pearson (care of Forrester Analyst Jeremiah Owyang).
Bob’s quote really struck a chord with me because it’s a simple reality that many organizations are either ove…
