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Fielding Literary Agent Calls | Resources for Ready to Publish Writers
For the last few days I’ve been answering calls for a literary agent. Each time the caller left a message saying they found my listing in the Yellow Pages online. So, I checked it out and yes, indeed, CoryWest is listed in the Literary Agent category – along with Marketing Consultants, Marketing Programs & Services,…
Event PR|3 Steps from a Calendar Item to a Full-Page Feature
Planning an event in the future? Before you write up another “just the facts” press release for your local paper [or an online audience], here’s some news for you. Events, especially benefits, can be b-o-r-i-n-g. Try taking these three steps and propel your event coverage beyond a calendar item into a full-page feature. Keep in…
Customer Appreciation PR Stamps Out Memory Loss
Today’s mail call brought in two thank you notes. One, in the form of a postcard, came from Zappos.com addressed to my son who returned a pair of shoes. He’s growing fast, but he only needed one size bigger, not two, to replace his shredded Lakai Manchester Selects. What do you do when your shoes…
Tony Robbins Chicago Tour Reader Offer
Anthony Robbins’ Unleash The Power Within® Event is coming to Chicago July 14-17. I’m honored to be one of the event’s bloggers. Although I’ve covered many events, this is the first time I’ll be sharing insights from a world-renowned speaker, author and peak performance strategist that I’ve admired and wanted to see present live for…
Dissecting Grasshopper.com’s Chocolate Delivery to 5,000 Influentials
25,000 grasshoppers landed in 5,000 influential places this week, including here at Wired PR Works. Thanks to grasshopper.com for the crunchy critters and the all-around PR success story example that we’re dissecting here today. Where was/is the press release? Did they need one? No, but a follow up with results would the one I’d like…
Sunday Stroll: Why Asking for Permission is for the Dogs
Thanks for stopping by. Here’s a post about doing something I’d never thought of: asking for a dog’s permission to be photographed. We’ll also cover how to ask people’s permission. But, first how I came up with this post . . . if you don’t want to read the back story, skip to the how…