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PR
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Publicity: Repeat for Results
Just one well-placed, well-timed release can result in thousands of dollars in new business. It has happened for me, and it can happen for you, too. However, as with any other kind of marketing, publicity has to be done over and over again to continue getting results. I have also discovered . . .
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How to Get Free Publicity for Your Small Business
Every business can benefit from the right publicity. Unfortunately, public relations firms can be costly. You can take matters into your own hands, however, by generating your own free publicity.
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Secrets to Running a Successful Carwash Fundraiser
A car wash fundraiser might seem like a simple thing to organize. What do you need besides a hose, a couple of buckets, soap, water, some towels and volunteers? This might be fine to raise a few hundred dollars.
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5 - Ways To Turn Publicity Nightmares Into Advantages
Mistakes happen. Every person, company, organization, or government, will one day face the reality of having made a bone-head mistake, that requires you to handle the problem with the public and the press. Unfortunately, most mistakes are not addressed properly... which leads to even more problems, regulatory intervention, lawsuites, or just plain embarrassment for your lack of planning or incompetence. Here are five simple tactics that anyone can (and should) use to make the best out of a bad situation...
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Using Radio Advertising Effectively in 2006 Political Campaigns
No one hears the screaming of issues among the six radio commercial all airing in a row. One, two, three, four, five, six boring, screaming, mean spirited, brain numbing political commercials. Millions of dollars will be spent on radio advertising this political season. Will your candidate’s radio campaign be effective?
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New Rules for News Releases
With the popularity of the Internet, it appears that many of the “old-school” marketing rules are evolving, and mostly for the better. One example of this is the way news releases (more commonly known as press releases) are sent, distributed, and read by consumers.
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