The Publicity Hound’s Tips of the Week
– Issue #1260 Sept. 22, 2018
- What the Emmys Teach You About Video
- National Publicity Summit
- Are Paid Book Reviews Worth It?
- Hound Video of the Week
Screen-capture software gives you the ability to record what you see on your screen and turn it into a video: perfect if you do training. The problem is, fancy programs like Camtasia, which I’ve been using for more than a decade, have a long learning curve because they offer so many options like fade in… Read More
Issue #729 June 29, 2013 Publisher: Joan Stewart “Tips, Tricks and Tools for Free Publicity” In This Issue 2 Important Deadlines Event Promotion Tip New Posts at My Blog Hound Video of the Week This Weekend in the Hound House: Thanks to Christine Bufffaloe of Serenity Virtual Assistant Services for pointing out Rustoleum’s Glow in… Read More
This guest post was written by Asbjoern Andersen, a Danish composer who, in addition to his music supervision, composes music for commercials, television and feature films. He also composes music for authors, speakers, experts and corporate clients who want to use their own distinctive music as part of their brand to differentiate themselves in the… Read More
This guest post was written by Julie Anne Herrin, a self-described social media and marketing junkie who ferrets out the latest and greatest in mobile, traditional and social media. She works in marketing and public relations for Zimbio and StyleBistro. You can find her at her blog at CapturingtheCustomer.com and on Twitter at @JulieAnneHerrin. * … Read More
Do you hate recording talking-head videos as much as I do? There. I’ve said it. I hate recording talking-head videos! Here’s why. Before I can hit the “record” button, I must: Clean my home office. This includes ripping all the inspirational post-its and to-do notes from the walls, scooping up papers, notebooks, periodicals and other junk from my… Read More
The next time you write a press release, don’t forget hyperlinks. Too many writers do. Or they’re simply unaware of the three most important reasons to include them: they improve your search engine optimization, drive traffic to your website, and amplify your message. Used correctly, links can also push consumers to take the action you want them to take,… Read More
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