PR Tip of the Month
These issues of "PR Tip of the Month," published July 2005 - June 2010, provide ideas for getting publicity and improving your public relations. Gina Cuclis ceased publication to focus on her blog. However, please take the opportunity to read the information.
- June 2010: Final Tip - Your Business Needs a Communications Plan
- May 2010: Free Press Release Service
- April 2010: Avoid this Facebook Mistake
- March 2010: Should Your Business Be on Facebook? - Part Two
- Feb. 2010: Should Your Business Be on Facebook? - Part One
- Jan. 2010: The Benefits of a Publicity Calendar
- Dec. 2009: Media Interview Techniques Part 2: Flagging
- Nov. 2009: Deliver Your Key Messages with These Media Interview Techniques - Part One
- Oct. 2009: Should You Business Be on Twitter?
- Sept. 2009: How to Sound Your Best For a Phone Interview
- July 2009: How to Find Your News Angle
- June 2009: Tips for Pitching a TV Newsroom
- May 2009: Should You Start a Blog?
- April 2009: The Traits of a Good Spokesperson
- March 2009: Seven Tips to Engage the Audience When Beginning Your Speech
- February 2009: Seven Tips for Starting Your Speech Off Right
- January 2009: How to Get Publicity Right Now
- December 2008: Three Steps for Getting Good PR in the New Year
- November 2008: The Power of a Consistent Message: A Lesson from the Presidential Campaigns
- October 2008: Can You Get Away With Not Answering Questions?
- September 2008: When to Ask for a Correction
- August 2008: Creating Media Lists Made Easy
- July 2008: The Myth of Off the Record
- June 2008: Getting Publicity By Positioning Someone in Your Company As an Expert
- May 2008: Phone Pitching Essentials
- April 2008: Planning For a Crisis
- March 2008: Being Seen and Heard: Tips for TV Interviews
- February 2008: Be a Great Guest: Tips for Talk Radio Interviews
- January 2008: When Bad News Happens: Handling the Media During a Crisis
- December 2007: "No Comment, a No No
- November 2007: The Media Interview, Part Two: Answering Questions
- October 2007: The Media Interview, Part One: Follow the Boy Scouts' Motto
- September 2007: Do Newspaper Layoffs Impact Public Relations?
- August 2007: Stop Before You Hit the Send Button
- July 2007: Leave Them With a Memorable Message Part Two - Dos and Don'ts
- May 2007: Leave Them With a Memorable Message - Part One
- April 2007: Mail, Fax or E-Mail: Which Is Best For Sending a Press Release?
- March 2007: Don't Be Late: Some Media Need the Story Sooner Than Others
- February 2007: Provide Classes to Reach Prospects and Get Publicity
- January 2007: Find the Human Angle to Make a Story Meaningful
- December 2006: Spotting a Trend Can Get You Publicity
- November 2006: If It's New, Isn't It Newsworthy?
- October 2006: Creating Media Interest In a Routine Annual Event
- September 2006: When Waiting Is a Good Idea
- August 2006: The Summer News Hole
- July 2006: E-mailing News Releases
- June 2006: Hooking Your News To a Season
- May 2006: Public Affairs Events: Be Prepared
- April 2006: The Most Important Sentence In a News Release: Part 2
- March 2006: The Most Important Sentence In a News Release
- February 2006: EASY PUBLICITY: The Letter To the Editor
- January 2006: New Year: Great Time to Create a PR Calendar
- December 2005: Holiday Season Provides Publicity Opportunities
- November 2005: How to Write a Communications or PR Plan
- October 2005: What to Do When a Major Story Dominates the News
- August 2005: Do You Need a Communications Plan?
- July 2005: Manage the Message With a Media Protocol