We have been using Central Desktop now for a while and really love it. It allows Abraham Harrison's entire distributed team to collaborate and work together. We love it. Well, Abraham Harrison is being featured as one of Central Desktop's case studies, Successful Global Task Management Across 3 Continents

I just received this newsletter from the gang over at WebProNews AU, Blogging To Better SEO, that puts into words a lot of what we do for our clients every day as part of our Social Media consultancy and even what we do incidentally for our Public Relations clients.

I tell anyone who will listen to me that the current crop of advertisement methods is too short-lived. The moment you spend the money and your ad runs, that is the moment it is either gone to the grave or becomes a patient existing on life support. Either you’re smart and willing to keep it alive, in conversation, online on YouTube for the spots, or on a blog somewhere for the print work — or you feel compelled to keep on throwing money at it ad infinitum, because contextual ads, banner ads, etc, only last as long as you write checks.

Please check Chris Abraham's first article as a writer for AdAge, In 'Poor But Sexy' Berlin, Brands Need to Understand Casual.

While I have already thanked all of the wonderful, generous bloggers who have blogged about Operation Survivor since Labor Day, there has been a countinued outpouring of support. As a result, I have added all of the new posts, banners, Twitters in addition to the initial posts -- as of 25 November, this is everyone.

Veteran's Day this year is especially poignant since it has been 5 years since the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan began. Thank you to everyone who helped Survivor Corps get the message out about Operation Survivor and all the amazing work that Survivor Corps does for vets, for returning troops, and for their families. Here's a list of all of your fine work:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - WASHINGTON, DC, October 14 -- Online public relations firm Abraham Harrison LLC rallied the online community on behalf of International Medical Corps (IMC) during a crucial period of the voting for the American Express Members Project, earning the charity a place in the final voting round and exposure to over 2 million blog readers. When voting ended October 13th, IMC had finished 4th out of the 1190 projects originally submitted to the Amex competition and had earned $100,000.

Sara Wilson is Director of Business Development for Abraham & Harrison. Trained as a historian, with experience in college administration, freelance writing, and non-profit management, Sara is the company’s jack-of-all-trades. Although her primary focus is business development, her other responsibilities include human resources, financial services, and management of our virtual office. Sara knows who at A&H is supposed to be doing any particular thing, and, if no one is doing it, will assign it to someone, or do it herself.