A Wake Up Call To Always Remember

Written by Karin Manning


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I mean, who am I to ask for more than this person is able to give?

Am I important inrepparttar scheme of things when a family has to deal with suicide in their immediate family?

Do I have any right to say anything at all when a woman is dealing withrepparttar 121022 trial of her brother’s murderers in two weeks?

What in God’s name could I say? What could I possibly offer a woman going through these kind of personal tragedies – a fr** product, a subscription to my newsletter, an inbox filled with unnecessary products forrepparttar 121023 next 30 days?

I have no right to offer this woman anything business-wise at all. However, personally I sent her an email telling her I have removed her from my list and then spentrepparttar 121024 rest ofrepparttar 121025 email sending her every blessing I could possibly imagine, wishing her and her family God by their side through this journey I can’t imagine ever taking.

When I pressed send I realised how focused we must remain onrepparttar 121026 fact that we, as individuals, are all following our own paths and all going through our own trials and tribulations. Every email is attached to a human being, just as every website is attached to a human business owner.

Sometimes it is important to remember thatrepparttar 121027 bottom line is “the sale” is notrepparttar 121028 bottom line.



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How to Get Famous Fast

Written by Rusty Cawley


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Check outrepparttar sudden ascent that comedian/actress Janeane Garofalo’s career has taken since she tookrepparttar 121021 lead in attacks on President Bush’s policy in Iraq. Agree or disagree with her, there’s no doubt that throwing bricks atrepparttar 121022 White House has benefited her.

“Before this I was a moderately well-known character actress,” Garofalo recently toldrepparttar 121023 Washington Post. “Now, I’m almost famous.”

Famous enough to warrant an ABC sitcom, as well as more than 53,000 Google hits using her name alone.

Throwrepparttar 121024 right brick atrepparttar 121025 right person, and you gain fame.

Obviously, throwing a brick isn’t for everyone. It takes a strong stomach, a steady nerve andrepparttar 121026 willingness to dodge a few bricks thrown in your direction.

But it works.

The keys to creating a Targeted Newsworthy Appeal with this tactic are to findrepparttar 121027 right brick andrepparttar 121028 right target.

The right brick is a criticism or a charge that:

1. Your target cannot easily deny or dismiss with a few well-chosen words.

2. Arouses your target audience – your potential customers or clients – to take action againstrepparttar 121029 target.

3. Brings your issue into stark clarity forrepparttar 121030 public to see, to study and to digest.

The right target is:

1. An industry leader with a well-known brand name.

2. A famous person who practices or champions what you oppose.

The PR Rainmaker knows: Walter Winchell was right. f you want to become famous fast, throw a brick.

Copyright 2003 by W.O. Cawley Jr.

Rusty Cawley is a 20-year veteran journalist who now coaches executives, entrepreneurs and professionals on using the news media to attract customers and to advance ideas. For your free copy of the hot new ebook “PR Rainmaker,” please visit www.prrainmaker.com right now.


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