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The PR Pay-for-Play News Call Back

The phone rings. “Hello?” “Hi, my name is Jimbo and I just saw your press release.  We work with news […]

3 Key Press Release Trends For 2011

Note from Frank: This guest post comes to us from Jolina Pettice Senior Account Manager at TopRank Online Marketing. TopRank […]

Tapping the emotional power of video

“Year in review” – those three little words yield about 65 million search results in Google.  It’s understandable, since the […]

Are news releases social?

Some say press releases are dead; others counter press releases aren’t dead.   Still others offer new names for the press […]

Marketers can’t resist big brown puppy dog eyes

In order to connect with their audience, some advertisers use humor, others use startling facts, and others still use images or themes that might elicit an emotional response. When asked about a few images often used in advertising to elicit a reaction from viewers, two in five Americans (41%) say that given the options of "a puppy", "a baby", "a sweet old lady" and "a sweet old man", a puppy is most likely to tug at their heart-strings when they see it in a commercial.

Celebrating innovative small business

Small business is the backbone of America.  And there’s a ton of statistics supporting that fact.  Consider the following: According […]

PRWeb Picks: Five Releases we Love this Month

Montana Author Writes Entire Novel on Facebook Last winter, a friend challenged writer Leif Peterson to write a 1000-word story […]

Five strategies dealing with negative reviews

What do you do when you get a negative comment or review? It could be a blog post from a skeptical blogger, a comment on a blog post, a comment on Amazon.com, a review on Yelp, a comment on Google Maps or any other form of new media. For small businesses, such comments often sting because of the personal investment, and worse, some worry such notes can adversely impact sales.

New chart: The social platforms marketers choose

Where to start in social media?  It’s a common question for many marketers – especially those in small business – […]

PRWeb + HARO = good for small business

Upwards of 70 percent HARO’s sources are small businesses.  It’s a great for both small businesses and for reporters and […]

Political candidates eye Google as the new “front page”

Election season is well underway – and campaign season is heating up as this interactive chart on the Wall Street […]

Effort and effectiveness of social marketing tactics

Vocus recently sponsored a MarketingSherpa Special Report: Social Media– Creating a Tactical Plan of Action that has received solid reviews […]

4 ways to tie Twitter into your PRWeb releases

Twitter has become a simple and fast way to communicate online. Ensuring your Twitter handle can be found easily is […]

7 timeless press release tips from around the Web

We often get questions about press releases – customers looking for tips and best practices.  While there’s a wealth of […]

Four star lesson for small business marketing

Why would a small business host a special guest speaker at marketing event?  Conventional thinking says the speaker’s name recognition […]

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