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And you know there are important papers in the rubble that you need for today's meeting. Are you asking yourself how the paper Based upon more than 35 years of experience in working with the media, your strategic thinking business coach created a list of ten (10) tips on what to avoid doing when you work with the media in order to foster more positive media relations. Here is the list of actions to avoid: 1. DON’T send your media release to every possible media you can think of. 2. DON’T try to use publicity as a substitute for advertising. 3. DON’T demand editorial space in return for placing advertisements. 4. DON’T even think of asking a journalist to review his or her story before it is published so you can approve it. 5. DON’T ask or expect journalists to let you know when an article or story will run. 6. DON’T make it difficult for journalists to get information about you and/or your company. 7. DON’T have a policy to only speak to or seek out the media when there is good news. 8. DON’T expect to bui T.E.A.M Profit t made to learn more about working with the media in a positive way.As you network and meet other business owners, keep this philosophy in mind: "Together Everyone Achieves More Profit"Remember this when you meet someone with a business that serves your target market. Think about how each of you can wo Based upon more than 35 years of experience in working with the media, your strategic thinking business coach created a list of ten (10) tips on what to avoid doing when you work with the media in order to foster more positive media relations. Here is the list of actions to avoid: 1. DON’T send your media release to every possible media you can think of. 2. DON’T try to use publicity as a substitute for advertising. 3. DON’T demand editorial space in return for placing advertisements. 4. DON’T even think of asking a journalist to review his or her story before it is published so you can approve it. 5. DON’T ask or expect journalists to let you know when an article or story will run. 6. DON’T make it difficult for journalists to get information about you and/or your company. 7. DON’T have a policy to only speak to or seek out the media when there is good news. 8. DON’T expect to bu Cross Polination of Innovations in the Cleaning Industry th the media in order to foster more positive media relations. Here is the list of actions to avoid:According to the latest edition of Pool and Spa news; the costs of maintaining a pool, maintenance service averages about $30.00 to $150 per month depending on competition, size of pool and area you live in. This seems similar to maintenance cost 1. DON’T send your media release to every possible media you can think of. 2. DON’T try to use publicity as a substitute for advertising. 3. DON’T demand editorial space in return for placing advertisements. 4. DON’T even think of asking a journalist to review his or her story before it is published so you can approve it. 5. DON’T ask or expect journalists to let you know when an article or story will run. 6. DON’T make it difficult for journalists to get information about you and/or your company. 7. DON’T have a policy to only speak to or seek out the media when there is good news. 8. DON’T expect to bu Samples of Fund Raising Letters Fund raisings are one of the best ways to request donations and support to charity and is one of the earliest fund raisers. What you’ll do is simply write a letter to prospective supporters asking them to join and/or donate to help and support a 3. DON’T demand editorial space in return for placing advertisements. 4. DON’T even think of asking a journalist to review his or her story before it is published so you can approve it. 5. DON’T ask or expect journalists to let you know when an article or story will run. 6. DON’T make it difficult for journalists to get information about you and/or your company. 7. DON’T have a policy to only speak to or seek out the media when there is good news. 8. DON’T expect to bu Career Advice: True Leadership's Not Based On Popularity hen an article or story will run.You will never become a truly effective manager and leader as long as you feel compelled to have everyone like you.That's rock-solid career advice you can bank on.Of course, your task as a leader is made easier, and more pleasant, i 6. DON’T make it difficult for journalists to get information about you and/or your company. 7. DON’T have a policy to only speak to or seek out the media when there is good news. 8. DON’T expect to build relationships with the media over lunch. 9. DON’T annoy the media by calling and asking them if they received your release and are they going to run it? 10. DON’T ask journalists to send you a copy of their story or article after it is printed. Your strategic thinking business coach encourages you to use strategic thinking to plan for your media relations also. If you would like to learn more about how to and how not to work with the media, please contact Glenn Ebersole today through his website at http://www.businesscoach4u.com or by email at jgecoach@aol.com
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