Articles on PR for People

Tess Padmore didn’t plan on becoming an inventor—but like many entrepreneurs, her journey began with a moment of exclusion. After surviving a brain aneurysm, Tess took up swimming as part of her recovery. The movement helped her body heal—but returning to the pool also surfaced a deeper problem. When her swim cap stopped fitting her textured hair, she went looking for alternatives and quickly realized there were none.

There is a lot going on in Amsterdam that has little to do with either the Dutch city or the death of Molly Lane. Ian McEwan deftly weaves multiple leitmotifs that are subtle and breathtaking. Aside from being a brilliant writer, Ian McEwan is downright clever. Amsterdam is well worth the read and deserving of the 1998 Booker Prize.

Even though the media has become highly fragmented, there is no greater credibility for your and your small business than getting authentic news coverage.  There is more media than ever and these media outlets range from the equivalent of 3-pound dumbbells to the bench press. To get a larger audience, you want to shoot for top-tier press.  Let’s take three  heavyweight contenders—The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal. How do you get in?

Whether you are in business or pursuing artistic goals, there are plenty of opportunities to meet face-to-face. Networking opportunities abound. In meeting venues of any size, keep in mind the best practices that will help you succeed.