TOP TEN TIPS FOR WRITING A PRESS RELEASE THAT WILL GET NOTICED
By Jill Lublin
1.
Type, never handwrite. Double space, use BIG margins, and leave lots of white space. Editors use the white space to edit.
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Avoid BIG letterheads. They take up space on the page and can shout, "my message is weak, but look at my credentials."
3.
Type the press release on your stationary.
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Do you know who you are and what you do?
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Can you express it positively and clearly in under 30 seconds?
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Do you always carry your business card and ask for others?

What is a press release? It is a release of a story to the news media. A press release answers the who, what, where, when, and how of a story. Start with an exciting lead paragraph. Usually media people don't read beyond the first paragraph, so if you don't capture them quickly, it will be hard to get their attention after that. If it is well written, concise, and contains good information - your chances of getting published are increased.
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MARKETING IN A RECESSION
We were heading for a recession even before the terrorist attacks. So it always makes sense to know how to market during any economic downturn.
By Jay Conrad Levinson

"In a dog-eat-dog economy, the Doberman is boss," said Edward Abbey, the author and naturalist. In this regard, the Doberman and the guerrilla have a lot in common.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT CREATIVITY
It's invisible to most marketers, including your competitors
By Jay Conrad Levinson

The concept of creativity is over 50,000 years old and has always been an inherent talent in Homo sapiens -- human beings, as we know them now. It was not an inherent talent in Neanderthal man. Michael Ray, a Stanford professor who teaches a course on creativity, says that creativity exists within everyone. He believes that when people can't tap into their creativity, that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Instead, it means that the creativity is being suppressed by what he terms as the voice of judgment -- what I term as the inner censor. That's what gets the blame for destroying self-esteem.
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THE GUERRILLA'S THREE TARGETS
By Jay Conrad Levinson

You're a guerrilla. So your marketing plan probably identifies your target audience. As a business owner or marketing honcho, you probably have done your homework to learn at whom your marketing should be directed. You have probably put into writing your exact target prospects. Now, I invite you to aim at larger target as well as to more targets.
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