Yearly Archives: 2010

Every website needs traffic in order to generate business. Without traffic, your product will never be seen by the general public and your Internet Business is doomed for failure.

By the end of their course of study, and above all else, PR students should have learned that they must alter individual perception leading to changed behaviors among their most important outside audiences.

Press releases are informative and objective pieces which are supposed to be newsworthy, and are circulated in PR wires for pickup by various news groups and editors. This article will give you some tips about how to write killer press release to get massive free publicity for your business.

You have spent a lot of time creating an online presence. You have virus protection and maybe a firewall to protect the security of your system, you have located a web host to manage your online presence, then you define the direction of your site and work at developing a look that is appealing and a format that is easy to navigate.

Look for word pages for a cost effective form of advertising

Ralph Waldo Emerson said “Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy.” I spent an interesting hour at the dentist’s office yesterday and the time actually flew. I found it fascinating and almost entertaining watching the young woman at the front desk. I guess I’m accustomed to being greeted by a receptionist with a smile and an attitude that conveys ‘thanks for coming to see us, not them’.

A flyer is a great way to communicate; it is also a quick and easy tool for relaying information. It is important that your flyer should capture the attention of your target audience with it bold captions and an intriguing design.

Somehow, the press release has taken on a magical reputation as the alpha and omega of publicity. Wanna become rich? Send out a press release. Wanna become famous? Press release. Wanna get on the cover of Newsweek? Press release.

A brief history of the modern day flyer and its opriins in the first hand made posters of the late 1800s.

You only get one Moment of Truth with customers. Will it be a moment of misery or a moment of WOW?