Shotgun Sports Magazine wants articles from or about people who shoot trap, sporting clays or skeet. See the writers guidelines (left column) at their website. Articles about hunting aren't being accepted yet. Submit manuscripts to Linda Martin, Production Coordinator, Shotgun … [Read more...]
‘Book Marketing with Fran’ radio show wants guests
Fran Silverman is looking for fiction and non-fiction authors of all stripes to interview, as well as publishers and publicists for her radio show called "Book Marketing with Fran" on Achieve Radio, an Internet radio station. The show is 57 minutes. It airs live each Tuesday at 3 PM Eastern. She's booked through September but wants to hear from … [Read more...]
Connecticut B&B will even do your income taxes
If you add an interesting little hook or angle to your business---something that ties into one of the seasons, a holiday or a certain time of year---you can generate fabulous publicity and have customers beating down the doors. That's what Kevin and Belma Marshall of Granby, Connecticut have done. He's an accountant and she was a dental hygienist. … [Read more...]
‘Most expensive’ mint julep worth gallons of publicity
If your product is the most expensive one in the marketplace, it could mean you could clean up on publicity. That's what the Woodford Reserve is doing. It's selling $1,000 mint juleps and selling them at the Kentucky Derby. The distillery owned by … [Read more...]
How to promote a business that teaches doctors how to relieve stress
Publicity Hound Christie Scott of Chicago, Illinois writes: "I'm starting my business as a certified coach for doctors. When doctors have communication issues or want a more profitable practice, they call me. I work with them to eliminate stress---from relationship problems to medical malpractice risk, because the problems are usually … [Read more...]
Vogue magazine editor says ‘no blanket pitches’
Sally Singer, fashion news and features director at Vogue echoes what I've been preaching for years. No one-size-fits-all pitches, she tells Bulldog Reporter's Daily Dog. And yes, you can certainly look at the magazine's … [Read more...]
MarketBeat in Wall Street Journal a great landing spot for a CEO or business blogger
If you're dying to get your boss into the Wall Street Journal, add David A. Gaffen, who writes the WSJ's online news column MarketBeat, to your media list. Getting Quoted, which tracks who the media are citing as sources, says Gaffen quoted 87 different sources, some of them multiple times, … [Read more...]
NewsBios website wants you to nominate your favorite journalist
Have a favorite journalist, or one you'd like to get to know better? NewsBios, the subscription-based service that provides bios of print, broadcast and freelance journalists from around the world, is taking nominations for journalists who are a credit to their profession. Each week, the … [Read more...]
NPR’s ‘This I Believe’ wants essays about your core values
If you're struggling to come up with a story idea, or your pitches keep bombing, and you live in the U.S., this tip is for you. National Public Radio has a new feature called "This I Believe," a national project that invites … [Read more...]
Dating website for men needs your promotion ideas
"I have a dating advice website for men. The site, called ScoreHer.com, relies on sports analogies and 'guy humor' to help men better understand women and be more successful on dates. "Dating advice is obviously a very saturated market. However, our approach is fun and fairly unique. … [Read more...]
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