How to Create a Client Appreciation Event. Client appreciation events can be a valuable part of your business. You must have an incredible, jaw dropping, arousing and emotional WOW EXPERIENCE if you want clients to refer to you. client appreciation events are not referral events, they are events to
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How to Create a Client Appreciation Event That Creates a Buzz in Town
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Understand Your Customers’ Issues
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under Public RelationsFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4798 days ago
Understanding the top issues that your customers are experiencing is key to business success. Armed with this knowledge, you can improve your products or services or launch new ones to meet customers’ needs. Here are a few ways to get closer to your customers and, as a result, make marketing much e
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Website Media Press Room Tips and Public Relations Content Ideas
Posted by seltzer04 under Public RelationsFrom http://www.suite101.com 4799 days ago
A well-organized website press room gives media representatives vital company information for feature editorials and media coverage. A website press room is also an opportunity for companies to promote recent accomplishments and a company vision to media, customers, prospects and potential invest Read More
How to be a Ninja in PR: A Strategy for Stealth and Agility
Posted by sacevero under Public RelationsFrom http://www.bloggingprweb.com 4801 days ago
Think like a ninja in your PR plan to position yourself as the authority in your field and rise above the competition.
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Peter Shankman's Big Publicity Ideas for Small Biz Success
Posted by sacevero under Public RelationsFrom http://www.bloggingprweb.com 4801 days ago
HARO founder and publicity junkie Peter Shankman shows you how to get your business noticed in a flash using some simple tactics any small biz can implement.
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Talking the Talk
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under Public RelationsFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4803 days ago
Successful customer communication is the foundation of all sales. That’s why the most persuasive and effective salespeople are those who naturally speak their customers’ “language.” One well-established field of language study, sales linguistics, helps us to understand how salespeople and their pro
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You Scored the TV Interview – Now How do You Act Cool, Calm & Collected?
Posted by HollyHanna under Public RelationsFrom http://www.theworkathomewoman.com 4811 days ago
I’ve never been on TV before and now that it was a reality, I was very nervous. What if I get tongue tied? What if my voice quivers? What if I get stage fright?
I only had a couple of days to prepare for the interview, but here is what I learned and I hope you can benefit from these tips when y Read More
I only had a couple of days to prepare for the interview, but here is what I learned and I hope you can benefit from these tips when y Read More
Why One Reporter’s “No” Just May be Another Reporter’s Headline Story
Posted by HollyHanna under Public RelationsFrom http://www.theworkathomewoman.com 4811 days ago
You’ve put an amazing pitch together and now you’re ready to email it to a few reporters. You hit send and a few hours later the reporter tells you he’s not interested. A few days later you get another return email with another rejection. Three other reporters never respond. You give up on PR.
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Does negativity really sell papers?
Posted by waxmarketing under Public RelationsFrom http://blog.waxmarketing.com 4811 days ago
do negative headlines really work or is traditional media cutting off its nose to spite its face? I hear daily how people are tired of sensationalist headlines. How do we combat Yellow Journalism?
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Cheat Sheet: How to Pitch a National Journalist
Posted by sacevero under Public RelationsFrom http://www.bloggingprweb.com 4812 days ago
Our latest installment of pitching tips comes from the Help a Reporter (HARO) conference call with Peter Shankman and four top-tier journalists at national publications:
Sarah Needleman, WSJ small biz reporter (@sarahneedleman on Twitter)
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Sarah Needleman, WSJ small biz reporter (@sarahneedleman on Twitter)
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