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Training Your Employees to be Brand Ambassadors

April 07 2010

brandYou can spend all the time you want writing a plan to build your brand, and you can create marketing materials and advertisements that reflect your branding goals too. But if you don’t train your employees to be ambassadors for your brand, it’ll all be for nothing. See, your brand is more than a … Read more

The Dos and Don’ts of Optimizing Your Press Release

April 06 2010

Typewriter KeywordsAs press release distribution has shifted from an offline to an online activity, a growing number of marketers are realizing the potential press releases have for increasing a company’s search engine presence. Simply put, SEO and press release writing go hand in hand these days.… Read more

How to Write Press Release Leads

April 05 2010

businesswoman_writingThere’s nothing more disappointing than announcing your great news to the world through a press release only to wait by a phone that doesn’t ring or an email inbox that remains forlornly empty. Your story was newsworthy! Why did no one care? Well, guess what. Sometimes it’s not your ne… Read more

7 Ways to Establish Good Relationships with Reporters

April 02 2010

time_human_conceptTo people seeking press attention for a story, reporters can be like unfathomable magical creatures. When one does call in response to a press release, it’s like a visit from a unicorn. More often, reporters are like the Loch Ness Monster – rumored to exist, but rarely seen or heard from. When … Read more

Public Relations: Not Just the Spin Zone

April 01 2010

spinning_topAsk a stranger in a coffee shop what comes to mind when she thinks of public relations, and chances are she will say something along the lines of “spin” or “covering up a scandal.” And its true that the only time the average person sees a public relations professional is when they a… Read more

How to Use Feature Stories as a Public Relations Tool

March 31 2010

What is a Feature Story?

In journalism terms, a feature story is an “evergreen” story, meaning that its significance won’t fade over time. While the exploits of the latest celebutant have a limited shelf life, evergreen feature stories can run at any time.  … Read more

5 Tips for Identifying Your Unique Selling Point

March 30 2010

unique_appleOne of the things we talk about quite often on here is how important it is to be different. You need to have a different message … a different brand that your target audience can connect to. After all, if you’re no different than anyone else in your industry, why should customers do business with … Read more

The History of the Press Release

March 29 2010

The History of the Press Release

Ivy Lee

Have you ever heard the story of how a young man named Ivy Lee responded to a tragedy that took the lives of more than 50 people and used it to create what would become a mainstay of any public relations effort? Don’t worry if you haven’t. The truth is that most publi… Read more

Does Article Marketing Still Work?

March 29 2010

news_laptopArticle marketing is one of the oldest online marketing tools around. Because it’s been around for so long, some claim that article marketing is no longer effective. They believe online marketing efforts are better focused on social media marketing and other newer techniques.… Read more

Are Multimedia News Releases the Future of PR?

March 22 2010

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Multimedia News Release

A multimedia news release (MNR) is a dynamic communication tool that combines various media elements such as text, images, audio, video, logos, related documents, and social media integration within an interactive HTML framework. The addition of these elements helps to commRead more