PR Trump Style

Written by Susan Harrow


If anyone knows how to toot his own horn it's Donald Trump. How does he get away with it? How can you follow inrepparttar footsteps of his success?

1. Balance Your Bragging with Boyishness.

Sure, Trump is a loud mouth, but he's also self-deprecating, making fun of his hair, his bimbos, and his appetites. He let's you know that he knows he's being a braggart, but it's all in good fun. You can dorepparttar 119914 same by making light of your foibles while touting your achievements.

2. Coin a phrase.

How many times had we heardrepparttar 119915 words *You're fired?* before Trump used it in The Apprentice Boardroom? Trump maderepparttar 119916 phrase new by using it in a surprising way. Once he discovered its effectiveness he made it his trademark. He's fair, but tough. He walks his talk by making instant decisions, then pointing that fat finger at one ofrepparttar 119917 unsuspecting apprentice hopefuls and utteringrepparttar 119918 feared phrase. Is there an age old phrase you can make yours by some unique gesture or by using it in a surprising circumstance? Phrases are all a part of branding. Find a few that suit you.

3. Do Something Outrageous.

The public loves a daredevil--be it with words or actions. Trump lives large. He jets around in big planes. He owns big places. He has lovers with big bosoms. He has big hair. While *bigger* isn't necessarily better, bigger gets noticed. It's not my style, but maybe it's yours.

Page 1 Solutions Announces New Website

Written by Sara Goldstein


On Friday January 7th, 2005, Page 1 Solutions of Golden Colorado, posted its updated web site at http://www.page1solutions.com. The new Page 1 Solutions website features customized sub-pages for each of Page 1’s target markets – legal website marketing, plastic surgery search engine positioning, cosmetic dentistry website design, and ophthalmology LASIK web site marketing.

Page 1’s President, Dan Goldstein said, “We are thrilled to finally haverepparttar new web site design online. It was one of those “cobbler’s children” issues – we never could get it done because we were so tied up with work for our clients.”

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