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Social media monitoring tool

Social media monitoring tool

Here’s a very useful social media monitoring tool that operates like Google News Alerts. It’s free. Just set up an account and create key word alerts. They also offer some very robust social media monitoring capability for people who need trend analysis. The alerts are very handy if you are seeking to follow the results […]

What is the best day of the week to send out a news release?

Question came in from a member of the Yahoo Self-Publishing Group In my experience sending out news releases using email and chasing editors and reporters by phone, Tuesday is the best day of the week to deliver a release and Wednesday, and Thursday are also really good days. A lot depends on what you are […]

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Improve Your Publicity Success: Focus on the Media Audience

Focusing on the media audience dramatically improves coverage success. Media don’t care about you. They care about their audience. They care about their bottom line. To get media to give you publicity, you must give media what they need and want. What is publicity? Media coverage. What type of media coverage? There are lots of […]

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Kickstarter Success Story

Kickstarter Success Story

One of my newest clients is Ms. Erin Faulk, who just conducted a successful Kickstarter campaign. She raised more than $24,000 to fund an independent film adventure where she goes cross country, meets, interviews, and films 140 “characters” she only knew previously through Twitter. The PR campaign resulted in numerous articles and radio and TV […]

Getting more publicity: The three key questions a news release answer

Getting more publicity: The three key questions a news release must answer

I cannot believe what is coming across the wire. So may people are still blasting out news releases that lack the essential information media need. What a waste. If you want your news release to be maximally effective, it has to answer the primary questions for the media: 1. How many people in my audience […]

Publicity success story – Self-published author makes the Wall Street Journal

Self-published author makes the Wall Street Journal

Mini brag and congratulations to client Glen R. Sontag, author of Anything Other Than Naked, for being featured in a half page article on Wall Street Journal on Thursday July 14, 2011. Read the article here: http://snipurl.com/13e54f He made p. 2 in the Personal Journal section in the On Style column. The print version of […]

Major League Mini Brag – PR Success Story – Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest

Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest make the LA Times, GMA and the Today Show

Right on Sisters! Perfect Trifecta! Congratulations to clients Sue Bain, Laurie Gawne, and Roxie Roxford – creators of www.Cheap-Chic-Weddings.com and the founders of The Annual Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Contest. The announcement for the 2010 winner got them a story in the LA Times last Friday, a Saturday morning spot on Good Morning America, and […]

PR Success Story for a new Apple iPhone Application

PR Success Story for a new Apple iPhone Application

Right on! Client Chet Karella makes PC World for his new Apple iPhone program. http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/197136/new_safe_driver_app_monitors_your_kids_driving.html

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Five key metrics for evaluating publicity outreach effectiveness

Five key metrics for evaluating publicity outreach effectiveness

Most people are fully satisfied with the publicity results only when the “reach, persuade and move-to-desired-action” process produces sufficient visible actions on the part of those people you wish to influence. However, it may take several weeks or even months for this to occur. There are five key measurement points you should use to determine […]

The Rest of the Book Publicity PR Success Story – Women Inventors Who Changed the World

The Rest of the Book Publicity PR Success Story - Women Inventors Who Changed the World

Yesterday’s post about Susan Casey and her 1997 book Women Invent! being featured in a Fast Company magazine story triggered an email from the author, who sent me the following email describing more of the media experiences she had as a result of the news release sent out on February 24, 2009. Paul- Here’s a […]