Public Relations just got easier: This is software kit that will help you generate public relations exposure that will build sales.
Use these software templates to attract media! Get your products, services and business featured in magazines, newspapers and on TV. (Free!)
“If you have a product, service or announcement you think belongs in media and a budget you know won’t stand much expense, consider Publicity Builder.”
- Larry Blasko, Associated Press
Everything to Plan & Develop Your Public Relations
Publicity Builder is a collection of public relations software templates (see below) that you can easily edit using Word or your favorite word-processor. (Other sites charge as much as $25 for just one sample press release!) Instructions are included throughout to enable you to develop and manage your own PR! Also includes spreadsheet worksheets to help you with budgeting and prioritizing—fill in variables and print. We even include access to PRNewsWire to actually send your releases for you.
"Nothing can carry a message with more persuasive power to heart of John Q. Public than endorsement of news media." - Eric Sevareid
It's like having your own PR firm If you’re not making most of PR, you’re losing sales. Publicity Builder puts all resources of a PR agency at your fingertips, and gives you all tools you need to get free and credible exposure for your products, services, or company... fast!
“Publicity Builder amounts to a course in how to win editors and influence reporters. Every public relations person could benefit from wisdom...”
- Larry Shannon, New York Times
What is publicity, and why do I need it? Publicity, also known as PR, is much more than just free advertising. Another person is talking about you, telling world about your product or service. And who will world believe? You or someone talking about you? Publicity is cucially important to your success. Every business can use it. You know all those magazine articles, reviews, and TV feature stories that mention or focus on products and companies? These are result of PR. Sometimes, when you see a product in a movie or TV show, that’s PR too. (Companies usually pay for those product 'placements', but that’s another story.) The makers of Safe-T-Man understand this.
“Publicity Builder helped us obtain over $6 million in free publicity in nation’s leading TV shows, magazines and almost every major newspaper in country… Publicity Builder was incredibly easy to use. We simply faxed our press release and media and distributors started calling us like crazy.” - - Christian LesStrang, President, FunFlatable Products Company, Inc. (makers of Safe-T-Man
By using Publicity Builder, they achieved coverage in all of these media for a total of over "/software/public_relations/savtmanstory.html" target="_blank">$6 million in free publicity. As a small, home-based company, FunFlatable Products could never have afforded to pay for even a fraction of exposure they’ve achieved, but with Publicity Builder, they got it for free. Better yet, all of this PR exposure can be even more effective than conventional advertising.
How to make news, grab headlines, and more Newspaper, magazine and TV news editors are always looking for stories. After all, they have to print a whole new paper or produce hours of TV news every day. They care about finding stories. They couldn’t care less about selling your product or you. So how do you get your product in news? The secret is story power, or “angle.” Knowing what’s news… And timing. If you don’t have these elements, your PR efforts will probably be unsuccessful. But with them, there’s no limit to how much publicity you can achieve. Publicity Builder teaches you to maximize your exposure by using principles of angle, newsworthiness and timing, and shows you how to apply them to your product. It shows you how to write pitch letters, press releases and create a press kit, and includes pre-formatted documents that you can modify to your needs. And you’ll sound like a pro when you call. Plus, a special section shows you how to get most out of trade shows and conventions, from planning your presentation to capturing media coverage.