Thomas R. Cutler Delivers Tangible Manufacturing PR Checklist

Written by Thomas Cutler


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V. Company Data Announcements a. Sales Data (Increased sales) b. Growth Announcements (by employees, sq. ft., revenue) c. Marketshare Announcements VI. Industry Sector News a. Competitive Analysis b. Comparison withinrepparttar sector c. Leadership Position withinrepparttar 138115 sector VII. Local/Regional News a. Jobs/Local Economic Impact b. Community Service/Goodwill c. Sponsorships/Participation VIII. Events, tradeshows, conferences, awards IX. Association/Organization Memberships a. Manufacturing Association b. Industrial Sector Association partnership c. Other key Organizations/Association d. Political Affiliation X. Cross-Reference Media a. Radio b. Television c. Photo Opportunity

Cutler’s check list is used in conjunction withrepparttar 138116 proprietary Manufacturing Media Consortium of 2000 journalists writing about trends and data inrepparttar 138117 manufacturing sector.

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Keys To Negotiating Well

Written by Kim Beardsmore


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6. Back up your position with logic. If you negotiate from a purely emotional position, emotion will sway you from your position. Fear of loss, sense of failure, conflict, pressure, sentiment! All can be applied to sway you from sticking to what you really want. When negotiating for a pay rise know what similar companies are paying for similar work. When placing an offer on a house substantiate your lower offer withrepparttar costs of repavingrepparttar 138114 driveway, renovatingrepparttar 138115 bathroom, retilingrepparttar 138116 entrance….or whatever you see needs doing. This is a much stronger position than plucking a number out of thin air!

7. Work out what you can concede. Find something inrepparttar 138117 deal that for you will not be important but for your counterpart may be of significance. This will be like gold to you! A 'sweetener' can be what clinchesrepparttar 138118 bargain in your favour. You will need to be poker faced and pretend this is a big deal to concede! Save this item forrepparttar 138119 final offer you make.

8. Have an exit strategy. If everything goes against you, you will be saved by your contingency planning! If you don't feel in control, stop talking. Immediately!!! Make sure you are listening torepparttar 138120 other person. If you are doing most ofrepparttar 138121 talkingrepparttar 138122 chances are you are doing most ofrepparttar 138123 conceding. Offer to breakrepparttar 138124 meeting and reconvene at another time when you have been able to consider what has already been put forward.

Skillful negotiation takes time and practice. Armed with these basic skills it doesn't matter how reticent you may feel towards negotiating an outcome you want! By applying these keys you will be well positioned to improve your negotiation skills and feel more empowered when approaching tricky situations.

© Kim Beardsmore

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Whether it's buying a car, asking for a pay rise, saying 'no' to a friend or renting an apartment - at some stage in our lives we all are going to need to know how to negotiate. Yet, so few of us know the basic skills before embarking on life changing purchases or decisions! These 8 keys will assist you negotiate well.


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