Public Relations: The Six-Sentence Story Pitch
We attempted to strike the correct balance between being strategic and accurate.
Public Relations: The Six-Sentence Story Pitch Read More »
We attempted to strike the correct balance between being strategic and accurate.
Public Relations: The Six-Sentence Story Pitch Read More »
So if a website, an office or the way employees dress are a representation of your business, why wouldn’t the quality of video have a similar impact?
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One of the first issues I discussed with the audience was bracing for breaking news. I explained how I once covered an accidental shooting at a gun show. That story raises the following questions for business owners to consider before news breaks:
Be smart. And if you autmatically assume the people surrounding you agree with you politically, that’s not very smart at all.
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Not everyone is fluent in the language of Dropbox, Google Drive, YouTube and their online cousins allowing us to post and share video.
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Don’t cold call people on their cell phones. That does not make you business savvy. That makes you annoying.
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Our guest blogger is Duncan Matheson, President and co-founder of BissettMatheson Communications in New Brunswick, Canada. Here’s what he has to share after reading our blog on media training and the vice presidential debate. This originally appeared at http://bissettmatheson.com/en/blog/ I mentioned in my last blog that I’m quite into the US election, and by extension, the
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Business owners might legitimately ask themselves why they should self-identify themselves when the TV station is not.
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