Take Advantage of 'Lazy' Journalists to Reap a BonanzaTake Advantage of 'Lazy' Journalists to Reap a Bonanza of Free Publicity

Written by George McKenzie


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If you're sending a press release, make sure

1. it has a great headline that offers a benefit to viewers, readers or listeners. It has to be about something they need to know, or would like to know. Focus on THEM, not you.

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That's always been true.

But in this day and age of shrinking budgets and expanding job descriptions, it's truer than ever.

George McKenzie is a best selling author, speaker, and former news anchor.

George has been a radio and TV reporter for more than 30 years. His work has appeared on ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN and ESPN. He's a three-time-winner of the "Best Sportscast In Texas" Award from the Texas Association of

He opened the "Publicity Goldmine" to provide expertise to groups and individuals who need publicity but can't afford an advertising agency.


The Internet Marketing Pie: Slice It Up Right or Loose

Written by Catherine Franz


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Step 4: Cut 25% of that 100% of that 10% (say this out loud if you didn’t get it) and designate that as freebie information. Then designate 50% for a product to sell andrepparttar other 25% for consulting or a service that costs them a higher price. An alternative is to create a product withrepparttar 120784 total 75% and charge them a higher price.

This strategy is one that is not wide spread and a well-kept secret byrepparttar 120785 InfoGurus. It is even a guarded secret, and guess what, I’ve just broken their secret. I am an InfoGuru and I don’t mind sharing this model. It isrepparttar 120786 missing arial view that no one seems to want to write about -- unless, of course, it’s in a product that sells for big dollars.

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Aboutrepparttar 120787 Author: Catherine Franz is a 30-year marketing industry veteran and Marketing Strategist, a Certified Business Coach, Certified Teleclass Leader and Trainer, speaker, author. Additional eNewsletters, tips and articles are available at: http://www.abundancecenter.com Catherine: 703-671-5677

About the Author: Catherine Franz is a 30-year marketing industry veteran and Marketing Strategist, a Certified Business Coach, Certified Teleclass Leader and Trainer, speaker, author. Additional eNewsletters, tips and articles are available at: http://www.abundancecenter.com Catherine: 703-671-5677


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