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Some Cool P.R. Tips for These Dog Days of Summer
Yup -- it's hot and sticky and you don't feel like doing much of anything -- let alone working on publicity for your business.
Top Five Publicity Myths
Most people consider getting publicity the most important part of public relations. It's also very mysterious to many people. Here are my top five publicity myths, to help make publicity better understood.
The Story The Media Really Wants
If you're like most of my clients, you're probably interested in getting the media to cover the success of your business. These "business success stories" can be used for future marketing efforts -- including reprints of the story in your marketing materials or on your Web site, or framing the article and hanging it in your office.
Think Like a Reader, Viewer, or Listener to Get Great Publicity
About a year ago I read a feature story in the Wall Street Journal. It was about a new trend -- baby showers that were being thrown for grandmothers.
There Is No Such Thing as Competition
A wise friend of mine has often said, "There is no such thing as competition." I happen to agree with that philosophy. In fact, I have many solid business and social relationships with people you might consider my "competition". Some of my best friends are "competitors"!
Think Big
Would you like to be the next Dr. Phil, Suze Orman or Guy Kawasaki?
Why You Should Write a Book (Even if You Really Dont Want To)
Recently, I told a friend (who's a business owner) that she needed to write a book. Although she's a good writer with terrific ideas, she said, "Do I really have to do it?"
How to Get Publicity for a Service Business
Many of our clients are in service businesses, such as realtors, financial advisors, interior designers, attorneys, salon and spa professionals, home health care, therapists, consultants, accountants, computer services, and several more.
How to Make A Great Press Kit ? A Musicians Guide
As an owner of an independent record label, I often get asked how to put together a great press kit. I have found that young musicians understand their music, but are often intimidated by the marketing end of the business. In this article I will help you figure out how to position yourself, whether you are a Latin female vocalist building her base, or an upstart garage band just looking for a break.
Media Savvy - How To Lead, Persuade, And Influence
Media management has become one of the strategic tools for managers and leaders to drive marketing opportunities, communicate key messages, achieve social change or influence Government. Media and Communications Consultant, Thomas Murrell* shares 10 success tips for getting the best from the media.
Effective Media Relations Tips- What To Do After The Media Interviews You!
Effective Media Relations Tips - What To Do After The Media Interviews You!
By Thomas Murrell MBA CSP, International Business Speaker
You've done all the hard work - prepared a media kit, engaged with a reporter and they've listened to your message and asked questions.
Creating Event Magic through Planned Video Production
Once upon a time, there was a young, stressed out corporate events planner called Tanya. She was organising a large-scale event for her firm?s biggest client.
Hispanic Media Relations Training: What to Do When Hispanic Media Call
You are a spokesperson for your company, representing it for public speaking and media interviews. You are going about your everyday affairs, granting media interviews on a new product or service your company launched or a timely topic of general interest. All is going well and a Hispanic media representative calls. What should you do?
All You Need to Know About Press Release Writing and Distribution
Before you even think about writing a press release, there are a few things you need to know about the media. Here?s the first - and most important - of them:
How to Write a Press Release
Why You Should Write Press Releases:
A press release is another way of saying news release or an announcement. It?s an easy and affordable way to get your message out to the public. It allows you to announce new products, services or improvements your company has made.
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