The Publicity Hound’s Tips of the Week
– Issue #1070 Nov. 5, 2016
- Post-Election Sources Wanted
- Alternatives to the Lazy Word “Good”
- How to Use Emojis in Marketing
- Hound Video of the Week
If you want to add sizzle to your PR materials, or anything you write, start by eliminating lazy words. A word I catch myself using, especially when I’m in a hurry, is “good.” Thanks to Custom-Writing.org, which writes academic papers, for a helpful infographic of 200 Powerful Words to Use instead. The photo above shows… Read More
When I complained to my sister that I’ve had trouble sleeping for the last few weeks, she said almost all her Baby Boomer friends at a neighborhood party the night before reported the same problem. But it isn’t just a lack of sleep. People can’t concentrate at work. Parents are yelling at their kids. My… Read More
You dream of the day something like this happens: An influential blogger asks to do a video interview for his popular blog. Or a top-tier journalist, desperate to speak with an expert like you for a story she’s writing on deadline, needs an interview now. Or a podcaster who has a huge audience had a guest… Read More
Even though my job is devoted to teaching people how to generate their own publicity, two frequent questions I hear are, “How do I know if I need a publicist?” and “Where do I find a good one?” Stars like Audrey Hepburn had their pick of the crop and could afford the best. But most… Read More
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