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Publicity: Nailing a Media Interview, Part III (Staying on Topic)
Learn a technique for steering an interview the way you want it to go.

Publicity: Polls and Surveys Are a Great Path Free Publicity
When I search Google News for "surveys," I get nearly 50,000 results. When I search for "stocks," I get about 54,000. The media love polls and surveys.

Publicity: Show a Reporter You Care by Inviting Them to Fact-Check
Just like a financial planning client fears not having enough money for retirement, reporters fear getting their facts wrong in print.

Publicity: The Best Things In Life Are... FREEE!
Publicity is an extremely important tool and should be given prominence in any marketing plan.

Publicity: The Right Way for Marketing-Minded Financial Planners to Follow Up with a Reporter
Let's say you've called a reporter with some ideas for stories about financial planning, and they seemed interested. Congratulations! Now you have to figure out how to follow up. Here's how...

Publicity: Three Tips on Writing a Press Release
Here are three tips to help you write a great press release.

Publicity: When Calling a Reporter, Keep it Short
When you are planning to call a reporter for the first time, it can help to imagine that you are a phone solicitor (albeit one with terrific, useful ideas).

Publicity: Write a Letter to the Editor for Free Publicity
Ever wonder why papers devote a page or more to letters to the editor? Because subscribers read them! And this could be good news for you.

Publicrelationistas?
Is that what we are? Fanatic, over-the-top disciples of some wretched obsession?

Put Yourself in the Reporters Shoes
Treat reporters kindly! Be helpful, and you will probably tet the story. This short article explains the pressures and hassles a reporter is under and how you can turn a bad situation into one that helps you spell like roses.

R.O.I. -- O.K., Heres The Deal!
You can SO measure return-on-investment for a public relations program!

Ramp Up Your Newsletter to Build a Strong Business
This article discusses how to make your newsletter the most powerful marketing tool your business could possibly have. Business revolves around relationships, and that's exactly what your newsletter develops. But you've got to know the secrets to make it work for you - instead of against you. Here are the secrets from THE newsletter service.

Ready For A Business Recovery?
Who wants to face the challenges of a business recovery without a ton of firepower? Especially when getting your piece of the action almost certainly depends upon how well you modify the behaviors of your target audiences.

Recessions Dont Last Forever!
Recessions Don't Last Forever! It could, but what if it doesn't? Will you be prepared? Will those key external audiences of yours, whose behaviors REALLY affect you, look favorably at you and you...

Right PR Empowers a Manager
Business, non-profit and association managers are in a stronger position to succeed when they use their public relations resources in a way that alters individual perception leading to changed extern...

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Tips for Getting on TV and Radio Talk Shows!
Are you taking advantage of every cost effective opportunity to promote yourself or your business? ...

Sure-Fire Recipe for a Successful Public Relations Career
Without a solid, well-designed foundation, few buildings successfully withstand the ravages of time ...

Are There Secrets to Gaining Media Coverage?
Are there secrets to gaining media coverage or is it pure luck? It's a question that I am asked ofte...