public relations
public relations
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by Don Dennison - 2007-03-13
In the last article, we discussed the difference between asking questions and probing. When you are asking a question, (Point #2) you are gathering information. Our next point # 3 is probing. Why s...
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by Gail Martin - 2007-03-15
As business owners or managers, it is easy to become very task-oriented. When we own the business and are in the growth years, it's easy to fall into the trap of not allowing ourselves to "waste" pre...
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by Don Dennison - 2007-03-27
The potential customer wants to know what you can do for them and to see if you understand their needs, wants, and desires. Now, let's look at The Presentation. This is where you present yourself a...
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by Todd Brabender - 2007-04-03
As a former TV news reporter/producer and a current PR/publicity professional, I have been on both sides of the media interview game. I like to think I have a good eye for what makes a good interview ...
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by Dennis Spring - 2007-04-07
Throughout the '90s, the battle cry of the unemployed was: "network, network, network." A snappy letter would invariably be followed by an even-snappier resume, both of which were then circulated to e...
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by Dennis Spring - 2007-04-07
Since so much has been written about how to go about finding a PR agency, I thought it timely to examine the process from my perspective - a consultant who is also a PR headhunter.Throughout the U.S. ...
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by Dennis Spring - 2007-04-07
The PR job market is always changing. Depending the forces of supply and demand, one type of search method may be better than another.Here is an overview of three methods used to recruit PR executives...
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by Dennis Spring - 2007-04-07
A resume is the single-most important document a job seeker can have. It's the key professional passport that's required for entry into a new position and sometimes a new career. However, resumes by t...
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by Dennis Spring - 2007-04-07
Today's unusual economy calls for talented people with industry-specific experience. People who have been recently laid off from their jobs or who are contemplating a job change -- take heed. The cand...
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by Dennis Spring - 2007-04-07
PR people are "fortunate." When unemployed, they always have the option to become consultants. My firm has been asked recently to refer more consultants to clients than in years past.Depending on any ...