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Tag Archives: pr
The 5 Influencers All Publicists Should Follow
By Jake Klein, Media Connect Publicist Book publicity is a challenging field. The landscape of the business is constantly shifting and professionals need all the help they can get in order to stay … Continue reading
Posted in General, Public Relations
Tagged book pr, book promotion, book publicity, media connect, pr
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A Midwesterner’s Guide To Polite Persistence In PR
photo credit By Emily Labes, Associate Publicist I am from Cleveland. Anyone who has spent more than 15 minutes with me knows that. Typical of most Clevelanders, when people ask me where I’m from, I’m most inclined to talk about … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations
Tagged book publicity, books, cleveland, emily labes, midwest, pitching, pr, public relations
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MEDIA CONNECT Interview Series: Jim Pawlak of Biz Books
The following Q&A appeared in the the latest edition of the MEDIA CONNECT newsletter. To subscribe for future editions, click here. MEDIA CONNECT: Do you prefer being pitched by email or are you open to phone calls? Jim Pawlak: Email. MC: … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Public Relations
Tagged biz books, book pr, book publicity, business book publicity, business books, jim pawlak, media connect, pr
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Museum of Public Relations Founder Discusses the Evolution of PR
photo credit Shelley Spector has been on a mission to establish and expand the Museum of Public Relations. She founded it in 1997, and recently moved into a space at Baruch College in New York City. Our own firm has … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations
Tagged edward bernays, finn partners, media connect, museum of public relations, new york city, pr, pr industry, public relations, public relations industry, shelley spector
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Is “Going Tabless” Possible For Publicists?
photo credit By Dee Donavanik, Publicity Director “To be fully present on the internet at any given moment is a very rare thing,” claims James Hamblin, an editor at The Atlantic in a recent video. He explains that by trying … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations
Tagged dee donavanik, james hamblin, pr, public relations, publicist, publicity, tabs, the atlantic
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From College Grad to Book Publicist: How I Did It
By Cori Cagide, Associate Publicist It’s college graduation season. For many recent and upcoming graduates, the biggest question remains: “What do I do now?” As a communications major with a concentration in public relations and a minor in digital communication … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations, publishing
Tagged class of 2014, cori cagide, finn partners, graduation, internship, internships, pr, pr internships, public relations, publishing, publishing internships
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The Hidden Symphony Behind a Book’s Success
By Adrienne Fontaine, publicist A friend of mine recently sent me the link to a New York Observer article on Adelle Waldman’s debut novel The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P. I had given this friend my copy of the … Continue reading
Posted in Public Relations, publishing
Tagged adelle waldman, book pr, book promotion, book publicisty, pr, public relations, publicity, the love affairs of nathaniel p
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Is There An Urgency To Your Book Publicity?
photo credit By Brian Feinblum, Senior Vice President and Marketing Officer Benjamin Franklin, who seemingly invented everything –the post office, lighting rod, bifocals, odometer, and a stove to name a few– once said words to the effect of “Don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged benjamin franklin, book pr, book publicity, book publishing, brian feinblum, pr, publishing
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27 Tips to Help You Pitch the Media
photo credit By Brian Feinblum, Senior Vice President and Marketing Officer Sometimes we get into a slump when it comes to pitching, or maybe we just hit a bad streak with the media. Perhaps you feel overloaded. Maybe our busy … Continue reading
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Tagged brian feinblum, Media, media pitch, media relations, pitch, pitching, pitching tips, pr, public relations
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6 Books From Our Adolescence That We Would Reread
There is always that one book that silently tugs at your heart strings whenever someone asks the familiar, “What’s your favorite book?” Maybe you pause and give off a slight smile at the thought of a favorite character, or … Continue reading
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Tagged anna patrick, book pr, book publicity, books, cori cagide, johanna dickson, karissa hearn, lindsey hall, little house on the prairie, out of the dust, pr, publicity, the perks of being a wallflower, to kill a mockingbird
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