Philippine Advertising Gossip to the Max!: Pinay Scandal by Pinoy Advertising Tsismax

BONUS BONUS! Guys I changed some of the links so click any number from 1-53 for a sneak peak. I suggest you try the first 5 numbers.

The Pinay Scandal keyword experiment as discussed here four days ago in the post entitled Pinay Scandal or Pinay Sex Scandal SEO Project is by far getting better and better. As I write this post our Pinay Scandal entry is currently on the 6th page of google search for the Pinay Scandal keyword, occupies the 62th place in yahoo Pinay Scandal keyword search and maybe at the last page of livesearch Pinay Scandal Result

For my beloved readers please accept my apology for using the vulgar word too often at this post. this is just a part of the experiment we are doing to sweep the pinay porno sites results when the keyword pinay scandal is qued. It is not my intention to annoy you.

Its just that this is the least I can contribute to change the sex image for our worthy Pinay. Instead of getting the horrific nude pinay images and pinay sex videos and 3gp scandals post such as this is what they will see. I could then add worthy pinay stories and Filipina achievements later to contradict the impression.

If you are one of those who really looks for Pinay Scandal, or Pinay Sex Video. Peace out Man!

Here are bloggers who join this movement:

The Pinay Scandal Hit List

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The New PR

Douglas F. Buemi
Regional Executive Advisor - Asia Pacific
Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide

The Public Relations Society of the Philippines begins its 2009
Professional Development Series with a special half-day session on “The New
PR – Leveraging Digital Influence to Drive Sales and Reputation” on
Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at GMA Network, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Quezon
City from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Open to the general public, the talk will tackle how to optimize
PR--through digital means--for reputation, stakeholder and crisis
management, especially in the face of the economic slump.

Guest speaker is Douglas F. Buemi, Regional Executive Advisor for Asia
Pacific of Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide and Chairman of Ogilvy PR
Thailand. For over three decades, Buemi has worked as journalist,
government information officer, trade association executive, marketing and
PR counselor, agency senior manager and entrepreneur.

At Ogilvy, Buemi assists regional clients develop smart, creative PR
campaigns that help build brands. He advises multi-national accounts and
supports their integrated business communication initiatives. He is on the
business development team and is also a staff teacher/coach. His clients
include Hilton Hotels, Embassy Suites, Hampton Inns, American Airlines,
American Suzuki, Del Monte Foods, Ford Motor Company, Rolex, Kellogg’s,
Unilever, The Digital Entertainment Group, Warner Home Video, Sara Lee,
Kahlua, Miller Brewing and Procter & Gamble.

Buemi is a cum laude graduate of the Ohio University School of Journalism
and an adjunct professor of journalism at the University of Southern
California Annenberg School of Communications

To sign up for the limited seating, please call: PRSP Secretariat,
tel. no. 638-0010 or email prsociety.prsp@yahoo.com.

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Please refer to: Ed Timbungco / Hannah Tejuco
Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide/Manila
885-0001; (0917) 8415243; (0905)2861044

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