I don't care how technical or complicated your topic is. If you're writing a press release about it, that's no excuse to be boring.
NASA's press release about moon dust, written by Dave Dooling, serves as a great example. I found … [Read more...]
Craigslist gives reporters story ideas galore
One of my favorite resources for story ideas when I worked as a reporter was my own newspaper. I'd turn to the classified ad section and read the categories marked "Miscellaneous," "Wanted" and "For Sale." Quite often, I'd find an interesting classified ad that would then lead to a phone call to the person who placed it, and then an … [Read more...]
A great deal for Internet marketers
If you want to get started as an Internet marketer and don't know where to begin, or if you're already doing business on the Internet but you're disappointed with the revenue you're earning, listen up. My mentor, Tom Antion, has a fabulous offer you can't pass up: ---60 … [Read more...]
Embrodiery author needs book marketing tips
Yvette Stanton Sydney, Australia writes: "I am the Australian publisher of a small, but growing range of embroidery books. I am about to launch two onto the U.S. market. I'd love suggestions of how make a big splash in a very niche pond. "The market is predominantly women, many of whom love counted cross-stitch and needlepoint. Vetty Creations … [Read more...]
Monday Morning Media Minute resumes
PR guy Jerry Brown's excellent Monday Morning Media Minute ezine resumes after a two-year hiatus. It's a quick one-minute read, delivered to your email box each Monday morning, that gives you a quick tip about how to work with the media. Today's topic, for example, is how to frame an issue to control the debate. The white-on-black type at his … [Read more...]
Publicity tips for getting mentioned in books
Once of the best ways to generate publicity for your product, service, cause or issue is to be mentioned in somebody else's book. I was reminded of that today, when the UPS guy delivered a copy of "Make Your Business Survive and Thrive!---100+ Proven … [Read more...]
Free ebook of publicity tips (consider regifting)
Put your 2007 publicity campaign on steroids with my special holiday gift to you---"The Best of The Publicity Hound's Tips of the Week of 2006" ebook. I reviewed all 52 of my newsletters from last year, hand-picked the top two dozen items that generated the biggest response from readers and included them in this ebook. It will help remind you of … [Read more...]
Women’s online community needs promotion tips
Publicity Hound Kare Anderson writes: "I am co-founder of a new business that's going public in January, called SavvyHer. It's the only online community for women age 45 and older to contribute tips for making their lives easier and more joyful. They can even be recognized and rewarded with gifts from sponsors each month, when the community votes … [Read more...]
Tag, I’m it–5 things you didn’t know about me
I've been tagged by blogger Denise Wakeman, half of The Blog Squad, in a fun Internet game of tag designed to introduce bloggers to each other and bring more traffic to our blogs. Everyone who's tagged is asked to share five things about themselves that people don't know, then tag five … [Read more...]
Write press releases for readers, not clients
If you write press releases, one of the worst mistakes you can make is writing to please the boss or the PR client. Here's what bosses and clients like to see: What I call "the B.S. quote." It sounds like this: "The ABC Widget Company is honored to be a part of this long-standing tradition blah-blah-blah..." On first reference, … [Read more...]
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