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Nov 3, 2011 59 min

PR on a Budget!

from Marnie's Friends Talk Radio Hosted by Marnie

Do you have a business, product, or service that you offer? Have your ever thought of taking it to the next level through publicity (i.e. radio, television, being featured on popular websites, etc) but couldn't afford to pay for air-time or ad-space? During this 60 minute LIVE broadcast, Marnie will talk with our expert on PR, Lea Richards, about how you can (even on the tightest budget) effectively utilize PR to get your message heard or product seen. Lea's 5 Main Topics -The Golden Rules of PR. -5 Things You Must Have to Seize Every PR Opportunity. -Resources You Can Use. -How to Use Editorial Calendars to Your Advantage. -Tips For a Perfect Pitch.

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