Successful customer communication is the foundation of all sales. That’s why the most persuasive and effective salespeople are those who naturally speak their customers’ “language.” One well-established field of language study, sales linguistics, helps us to understand how salespeople and their pro
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Talking the Talk
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under Public RelationsFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 5013 days ago
You Scored the TV Interview – Now How do You Act Cool, Calm & Collected?
Posted by HollyHanna under Public RelationsFrom http://www.theworkathomewoman.com 5021 days ago
I’ve never been on TV before and now that it was a reality, I was very nervous. What if I get tongue tied? What if my voice quivers? What if I get stage fright?
I only had a couple of days to prepare for the interview, but here is what I learned and I hope you can benefit from these tips when y Read More
I only had a couple of days to prepare for the interview, but here is what I learned and I hope you can benefit from these tips when y Read More
Why One Reporter’s “No” Just May be Another Reporter’s Headline Story
Posted by HollyHanna under Public RelationsFrom http://www.theworkathomewoman.com 5021 days ago
You’ve put an amazing pitch together and now you’re ready to email it to a few reporters. You hit send and a few hours later the reporter tells you he’s not interested. A few days later you get another return email with another rejection. Three other reporters never respond. You give up on PR.
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Does negativity really sell papers?
Posted by waxmarketing under Public RelationsFrom http://blog.waxmarketing.com 5021 days ago
do negative headlines really work or is traditional media cutting off its nose to spite its face? I hear daily how people are tired of sensationalist headlines. How do we combat Yellow Journalism?
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Cheat Sheet: How to Pitch a National Journalist
Posted by sacevero under Public RelationsFrom http://www.bloggingprweb.com 5022 days ago
Our latest installment of pitching tips comes from the Help a Reporter (HARO) conference call with Peter Shankman and four top-tier journalists at national publications:
Sarah Needleman, WSJ small biz reporter (@sarahneedleman on Twitter)
Barb De Lollis, USA today hotel spots (@barbdelollis on Tw Read More
Sarah Needleman, WSJ small biz reporter (@sarahneedleman on Twitter)
Barb De Lollis, USA today hotel spots (@barbdelollis on Tw Read More
Zombie Edition: How Slander Can Destroy a Brand - Imgur
Posted by sherisaid under Public RelationsFrom http://imgur.com 5024 days ago
Publicized slander can destroy a brand, regardless of truth. How Toyota went down on a wave of ridiculous hysteria, with zombie infection parallels.
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Small Business…Big Coverage!
Posted by sacevero under Public RelationsFrom http://www.bloggingprweb.com 5029 days ago
In today’s highly competitive economy, businesses look for every possible edge on the competition. Positive press can provide a huge boost to any business. It can turn an unknown start-up into an overnight sensation. It can build credibility. It can get the attention of a huge untapped market.
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5 Things You Should Never Say in PR
Posted by ivanpw under Public RelationsFrom http://www.noobpreneur.com 5029 days ago
Here are a few things you should NEVER say in public relation to make sure you're not just turning the reporters off.
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Are you “Imported From Detroit?”
Posted by digitalvision under Public RelationsFrom http://blog.thedetroithub.com 5029 days ago
A major part of combating a national fixation on ruins and the “bad” side of Detroit is showing images and creating storylines that are just as compelling and show the rest of the city.
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Start Your Own Business Card Collection
Posted by Nayeem2011 under Public RelationsFrom http://netbusinesscards.wordpress.com 5031 days ago
Keeping in mind the importance of business cards in any enterprise, here are few simple steps to make your own business cards using Microsoft Word:
For this open a new word document and go to tool bar to choose “labels” after selecting which a small box pops up. When this happens select “options” Read More
For this open a new word document and go to tool bar to choose “labels” after selecting which a small box pops up. When this happens select “options” Read More
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