If you're pitching a story idea to a Spanish-language radio station, remember that the Hispanic market is diverse. If you're planning to treat all stations the same, and deliver the same one-size-fits-all pitch, you're doomed even before you begin. Dean Thompson, media relations associate at [Read more...]
NY film-maker needs intern to do PR for documentary
Mitchell Teplitsky of New York, NY writes: "I am self-distributing a documentary to the home video and institutional markets. "I do my own PR, but as one-man band, it's too much. I'm thinking of trying to find an intern or PR firm pro bono. The benefit: They'll get to work with and learn how to independently market a film (few can do it … [Read more...]
Gardeners, USAWeekend wants photos of giant fruits, veggies
It's a strange time of year to be asking for photos of giant fruits and vegetables, but that's exactly what USAWeekend magazine wants. Yesterday's edition invites gardeners to mail photos of large specimens. The magazine will announce entries on its website and might even publish them in a book. Photos don't have to be from this year. Include … [Read more...]
Retirement community needs marketing tips
Keri Gerlach of Greenfield, WI writes:
"I'm the marketing director for Clement Manor, a retirement community. My biggest challenge is a limited budget and limited resources targeting long term care and assisted living. Not many folks are out there touring … [Read more...]
How to use Twitter hashtags for promotion, publicity
If you're planning a special event like an industry convention or a speaking engagement, even a teleseminar, invite the Twitter community to buzz about it. At the opening session, announce from the stage or your teleseminar call that participants who tweet about the event should use a hashtag, and then tell them what tag you want them to use. A … [Read more...]
Business teaches green living, needs Earth Day angles
Colleen Schmid of Heathrow, Fla. Writes: "I've recently started a new business teaching families how to start going green in their homes. I go through their homes and, room by room, show them what things they can be doing to save on power and water bills as well as removing toxins. I will also begin showing small businesses how to do the … [Read more...]
Hiring a VA to book speaking gigs sends a bad message
Let's see a show of hands. How many of you like receiving cold calls from people selling ink cartridges, aluminum siding or ads in your local Yellow Pages? That's what I thought. That's why a speaker should think twice about hiring an assistant or virtual assistant to cold call meeting planners. It sends the message, "I'm too important or too … [Read more...]
Increase your web sales: 27 ways to get ’em to buy
Do you generate such great publicity that you can boast about your website traffic? If so, that's OK. But all the traffic in the world is useless unless it's putting money in your pocket. That's why if you're selling ANYTHING online, you should sign up for Tom Antion's teleseminar [Read more...]
Ugly patio furniture contest needs publicity ideas
Jill Cranford of Livermore, Colo. writes: "My company, Stone2Furniture, which makes indoor and outdoor furniture from stone, is having an Ugly Patio Furniture Contest and we'll be giving away a set of our stone furniture valued at $4,100. The contest runs through August. "So here I am with the rules drawn up, and it's live on our website and in the … [Read more...]
Real estate magazine needs expert articles
Local Real Estate Deals, a bi-monthly nationwide magazine, needs expert articles that provide helpful advice for investors, first-time home buyers, real estate agents, loan officers and people who may have had credit problems.
The June/July issue focuses on green … [Read more...]
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