How to Use PR to Overcome the 3 Biggest Challenges of the Natural Products Industry
It seems so simple and obvious.
Create healthy products that are really good for people, using natural ingredients or materials. Who wouldn’t prefer to buy foods and other products that are natural and healthy, over those that are…not? Read more on using PR to overcome the challenges of the natural products industry →
Seven PR Secrets for Getting on Talk Radio to Promote Your Book
And How to Make Sure They Invite You Back
Successful non-fiction authors know a secret.
They know that when it comes to achieving success with a book, it’s not just about literary talent, or even the cleverness of the topic or message. They know that – unlike the movie Field of Dreams, where all Kevin Costner had to do was build a baseball diamond and the fans magically would come – just getting a book published does not guarantee anyone will hear about it, let alone buy it. Read more on the seven PR secrets for getting on talk radio →
Do You Skip the TV Commercials? You’re Not Alone
Why Getting On the Show Is More Important Than Ever
Commercials used to be the time to get up and stretch the ol’ legs, get a snack or let the dog out. Today, they are the signal to hit the fast forward button on the remote.
The advent of Digital Video Recorders (DVRs), often referred to by one of the leading brand names, TIVO, has finally given the viewer a break from the background noise of television advertising. Instead of being screamed at by local car dealers, pitched on the ShamWow or told repeatedly to not squeeze the Charmin, many consumers who subscribe to cable TV these days just zoom past the commercials without ever giving them a second look. Read more on being IN the show, not in the commercial →
How Effective Are Your Press Releases in Getting You Press?
Learn Which PR Tools Work Best
I had an interesting phone call yesterday that got me thinking about people’s understanding on the subject of PR—or should I say their misunderstanding. The caller was a prospective client—a very savvy businesswoman—who asked if my firm can send out a press release for a new product they’re getting ready to launch. Read more on the effectiveness of your press releases →
Pop Culture Confidential: Life on Planet Tiger
Below is an article on the subject of crisis PR. I am fortunate to have on my PR team Tony Panaccio, a veteran agency PR strategist with specific experience in handling the message and the press when worst case scenarios come true. I asked Tony to write this article and I think you’ll find it interesting and relevant, given the current 24/7 media culture. Enjoy! Read more on Tiger Woods and crisis PR →
Are You Paying Your PR Firm To Develop Their Strategy For Your Campaign?
Why “Strategy” Is One of The Biggest Boondoggles in PR
Good marketing people never do anything without a plan. That’s a given.
So, it stands to reason that good PR people shouldn’t embark on a program without a plan. The question is, how much should a client pay a firm for that plan? Read more on PR firms developing strategy for your campaign →
Why Getting Published Will Help Your Business
You know what hard work is. You’ve put in the long hours, worked late into the night, done more working than eating during the lunch hour—all to ensure the success of your business.
You may be thinking about what else you can do to get the news of your products or services more broadly known within your target market. Or, you might be brainstorming future steps to expand your business and make it even more successful. Read more on how getting published can help your business →
How to Market Your Product or Service on Radio & TV – Without Buying Advertising Time!
Here’s the situation. You have a great product or service and YOU know it. But just like the “better mousetrap,” it doesn’t mean a thing unless your market knows it too. TV and radio are great avenues for promoting to the masses. They are dynamic media allowing consumers to visualize and hear you enlighten them (the way only you can) to the great value of your offering. Read more on how to market your book on radio & TV →
How Do You Plan For the Unexpected? Why Crisis PR Can Save a Company
There is a new price tag for failure, approximately $21.5 billion.
That’s the amount financial analysts say the Tiger Woods PR debacle has cost the companies who had hired Tiger as a spokesperson. The personal loss of credibility goes far beyond affecting the $100 million man, and has substantially affected the value of the companies who depended on his image to sell their products and services. Read more on why crisis PR can save a company →
What’s a Tiger to Do? What Tiger Woods Should Do with the Media to Rehabilitate His Image
It’s not easy being Tiger Woods today. His personal life is a shambles, his family is shattered and his public image is DOA. While it’s easy to feel absolutely no sympathy for the golden boy whose sins cost him dearly, we need to remember something important. Read more on how Tiger Woods should deal with the media →

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