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Find out more about personal branding and five easy ways you can fill the web with positive information about yourself. Read More

By now, everyone knows that social media is a key component to any marketing campaign. But aside from the obvious benefits of outreach and awareness, there is something else you can be doing with your social networking campaign that can supercharge all of your efforts: build an opt-in email list. R Read More

Learn to make your expertise highly valued and become the media’s go-to source of information about your cause. Read More

There are agencies and consultants to help with just about every aspect of running a business. The question is when is it right to engage one and what for? An easy answer might be when it is going to add value to your business but how can we be sure when that is? Read More

Delete… Delete is liberating. I wrote 25,000 words over the course of 5 weeks and then just like that chopped over 30% right off the top. Delete is a fresh start. And though I’ve set myself back a couple weeks in time to market I feel the Value a reader will derive from my book’s content has inc Read More

Appearing as a guest on television is an important part of your marketing strategy for becoming a well-known expert in your field. To have a successful TV interview, where you’re able to focus on your message and be completely undistracted, it helps to understand the actions being performed by the Read More

With nearly 400,000 books published every year, it takes real know-how and promotional intensity to make sure your book stands out from all the other new books being released. Read and learn a few tips to help. Read More

Last month we did a photo caption contest over on our Facebook page for a free premium PRWeb press release. But this month I’m in the Halloween spirit and with all of this talk about the new AMC hit TV show, “The Walking Dead,” I decided to do a press release contest…on the zombie apocalypse! Read More

In my role as the head of a PR firm, one of the most common misconceptions I see has to do with the superlatives people choose to describe themselves. Now, I’m not referring to how the media positions someone, but rather how someone seeking PR wants to refer to him or herself. Read on. Read More