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» How To Write A Press Release

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR A well structured press release in an excellent way of receiving free publicity for very little effort and cost. It is simply the process of writing a newsworthy story about your company, products or services in a reasonably standard format, and then distributing it in the correct way to relevant media contacts.

» Does Your Small Business Have a Grooming Policy?

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR They say that image is everything and some of us have seen it all. Have you ever went into a store and just could not believe what you were seeing behind the counter? Is that a real human? Without trying to make the world into a civilization like the "Borg" there are a few things you need to think about in your small business. You need a grooming policy; one, which allows for individualism to a point but conveys confidence to the consumer.

» Driving Near School Buses in Company Vehicles

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR School Buses

» How To Share Your Success Story Without Sounding Like You Are Bragging

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR A great way to celebrate your achievements and capitalize on your successes is to share them with your clients, members, community leaders, and other influential decisionmakers. But how can you do that without sounding like you are bragging?

» Want to Light a Fire Under Your PR?

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR Yes? Then do something positive about the behaviorsof those important external audiences of yours thatMOST affect your operation.

» Smashing the Myth of the Press Release

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR A musician spends years honing his craft. He writes world-classsongs and performs them in a manner that moves his listeners totears. He records a demo tape and sends it to record labels. Hegets a contract and becomes rich, famous and adored.

» Asian Media Relations: Increase Your Profile and Image in China

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR China's media is booming creating opportunities for marketing-savvy businesses. But many companies have little understanding of how to harness the power of the media in the world's most populous country.

» Which PR? Judge for Yourself

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR You are a senior business, non-profit or association manager.So, chances are you call the shots for your department,division or subsidiary.

» The Press Pack Is Chasing You - Give Them Room

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR There's good news for public relations execs, marketingprofessionals and even one-man-band entrepreneurs journalistsare surfing your sites looking for news.

» Talk Radio Success

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR You do not have to hire a publicist or advertise through a booking service to promote your books on talk radio. My friend Stephen Schochet and I have been scheduling our own radio appearances for several years. Working independently, we have, between us, logged over 1,000 interviews, and we continue to sell our books, CDs, and audiotapes year in and year out.

» Take the High Ground With Quality PR

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR Quality public relations does something positive forbusiness, non-profit and association managers about thebehaviors of the key external "publics" that most affecttheir operations. In other words, it alters individualperception that leads to changed behaviors among theirreally important outside audiences.

» Media Training: Why Nobodys Listening to You

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR SORRY?WERE YOU SAYING SOMETHING?

» Dont Get Eaten Alive!

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR If you don't have a grip on public relations, how your mostimportant outside audiences behave really CAN eat you alive.

» Cutting Down Your Trade Show Budget

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR Whenever a recession or volatility threatens the economy, companies immediately look at where they can cut budgets. Without much forethought, the first to hit the block is inevitably training, followed closely behind by marketing. Why? Both are viewed on the balance sheet as expenditures rather than income generators, so obviously they're hot contenders for elimination.

» How Public Relations Changes Minds

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR Public relations changes minds in the process of deliveringwhat business, non-profit and association managers needmore than almost anything else - the kind of key stakeholderbehavior change that leads directly to achieving theirmanagerial objectives.

» How to Write a Media Release That Wins You Coverage & Exposure

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR The Today show? The New York Times? Vanity Fair? What's your dream hit? While nothing inspires more fear and trepidation in public relations professionals than media relations, it doesn't have to be complicated. There are 2 keys to a press release... the Headline and making sure it doesn't sound like an advertisement, but more like it is news.A media release (which also goes by its former name, the press release) is a one page, double spaced, single-sided document designed to transmit news about

» What to Do When the Reporter Calls: Five Tips for New (and not-so-new) Business Owners

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR New business owners often miss out on publicity opportunities because they think it's a nuisance to talk to reporters. In fact, publicity can be far more valuable than advertising. Media exposure can give your business profile a huge boost. You'll attract clients, customers and recruiters. More important, you gain credibility as an "expert" when you can post a copy of a published article on your website, office wall, or portfolio.

» Press Releases: Not Dead, Just Evolved

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR Mark Twain once said the rumors of his death had been greatly exaggerated. The same may be said for the press release. It's not dead, but its mission has evolved.

» Media Training: How To Speak During a Media Interview

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR WHITE NOISE

» A Sensible Way to Use PR

Published 26.05.2006 20:43:00 | PR The most sensible way for business, non-profit or association managers to use public relations is to strive to alter individual perception among their target publics, which leads to changed behaviors, thus helping achieve their managerial objectives.
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