How to Sell Your News to Reporters
If you want create a PR campaign that is effective and consistent, you must learn to market your story to the news…
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If you want create a PR campaign that is effective and consistent, you must learn to market your story to the news…
Sarah Close moved from her native Great Britain to New Orleans when she was only 9 years old. Since then she has come to love the annual city-wide party the city is so well known for--Mardi Gras.
Boy, I tell you....it seems the world is just going crazy these days! The economy is going haywire, the war is started, and things just seem to be out of control!
Have you ever been pulled into a good story and feel like you have to keep on reading to find out what's going to happen next?
You are tired of punching the clock everyday, tired of office politics, worried about downsizing and retirement, tired of overtime, tired of being tired, and you have decided that enough is enough. You have decided to take control of your time, your income, and your future, you have decided to spread your entrepreneurial wings and go into business for yourself!
PR flacks use a scattergun approach, hoping to hit something. They fax out press releases to long lists of reporters and editors. They make countless, fruitless phone calls. They pester and cajole and plead.