Marketing consultant Karla Swita of Mosinee, Wisconsin writes: “You know the guy who says ‘Word of mouth has gotten me this far, so why should I pay for marketing now?’ Well, he’s my client. “I’d love some ideas on how to promote a custom kitchen and bath manufacturing shop without sending him into sticker shock. I’m… Read More
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Book about saving the ocean needs publicity tips
Publicity Hound jean Logan of Alexandria, Virginia writes: “I work for a very small nonprofit called the Blue Frontier Campaign. We are building a grassroots movement for ocean and coastal health (we call it the Seaweed Rebellion). We try to teach people that the actions they take in their everyday lives affect ocean health, from… Read More
Children’s book about divorce needs marketing tips
Author DK Simoneau of Lakewood, Colorado writes: “I have written a children’s picture book, ‘We’re Having A Tuesday’ that focuses on the issue of divorce. It goes beyond the typical book that centers on divorce not being the child’s fault. Instead, it’s a communication tool meant to help children and adults discuss the frustrations of… Read More
Dermatologist needs tips to promote a book on caring for skin
Dr. Barry Lycka, a cosmetic dermatologist from Alberta, British Columbia writes: “I recently wrote the book ”Restoring Youth: How To Keep and Restore Your Natural Beauty.” It’s about how our skin is at the mercy of the sun, harsh weather, our own bad habits and our age. “It discusses the myriad of procedures and treatments… Read More
I Keep Safe Coalition needs publicity tips
Carolyn Cox of Virginia Beach, Virginia asks: “Optimist International, one of the Big 4 of community services groups, focuses their volunteer efforts on ‘Bringing Out the Best in Kids. Right Here. Right Now.’ “We recently joined the I Keep Safe Coalition in order to help keep kids safe on the Internet. Our first effort is… Read More
Watches for lawyers: A clever product that needs publicity ideas
Lisa Solomon of Ardsley, New York writes: “My husband and I, both attorneys, are partners in The Billable Hour Company. We make watches and clocks especially for lawyers, with dials divided into six-minute increments–the same way many lawyers bill. “Our product is a lighthearted take on the concept of the billable hour and it’s the… Read More
Wedding planner needs creative ideas for workshops
Marisa Menzel of Madison, Wisconsin writes: “I’m a wedding planner and have recently started hosting monthly ‘workshops’ at a local bridal shop. Each month we ask one wedding professional to come in to talk about their trade. “We tell the attendees the name of the business that the professional is from, but the main focus… Read More
Golf stories about caddies, dads, granddads wanted for golf book
BlueStreak Publishing, which recently published the book, “Lifelong Looper–The Story of a Caddie Legend” by Cindy O’Krepki, is compiling short, heartwarming stories about golf, caddies, fathers or grandfathers for future books and is especially interested in ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Stories should be non-fiction, from 300-1,200 words. You may submit more than one story.… Read More
Christian recording artist needs publicity tips
Jilleen of Santa Ana, California writes: “I am a Christian recording artist and speaker from Santa Ana, California. I recently released a new CD project called “The Hymns Experience.” It’s an interactive modern-day musical journey into the history of America’s all-time favorite hymns. To listen to a few songs from the album, please visit http://www.jilleen.com/music.html… Read More
Melbourne Wildlife Sanctuary needs publicity, marketing tips
Leanne Fielder of Melbourne, Australia writes: “I work for the Melbourne Wildlife Sanctuary at La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia. For over 35 years, volunteers and a skeleton staff have transformed 71 acres of degraded land into a rich and diverse area full of rare and unique flora and fauna that have not been seen in… Read More