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<title>Opening a New Restaurant? Tell The World</title>
<description>Opening a New Restaurant? Tell The World. With all the bad news in the economy these days anybody who opens a new restaurant is making some good news which is in short supply. Westwind Communications recently promoted the opening of the Frankenmuth Brewery in Frankenmuth, Michigan and has obtained some great PR as a result. How did we do it?
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<title>YouTube- A Powerful Arrow in an Author’s Book Marketing Quiver</title>
<description>In the history of book marketing the hottest marketing spots are the locations where the most people can be found, whether it’s the town square, bazaar, train station, airport, MySpace, YouTube or Twitter.  Now, authors must use YouTube to maximize their potential.

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<title>16 Sweet Reasons Talk Radio is a Great Way to Promote a Book, Product or Message</title>
<description>Radio is one of the most effective marketing tools for those who want to reach both mass-market and targeted audiences. Talk radio is even more effective but often less appreciated by those with a message to sell to American consumers. There are several good reasons to consider talk radio. Consider these sweet 16:</description>
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<title>9 Tips for Making the Most of The National Publicity Summit in New York </title>
<description>To sell your book or product, you have to do whatever it takes to create a buzz.  As a public relations professional, the best thing I can do for my clients is stay current with my media connections so that I can pitch their topics.  A resource I’ve clued into is the National Publicity Summit in New York City.  I attend this event to meet media once or twice a year and have gotten clients booked on Fox News, CNBC, NPR and in a number of national magazines as a result  It’s not an inexpensive event, but I have found that it’s an efficient use of my time and money. </description>
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<title>National Publicity Summit – Should You Go?</title>
<description>As a publicist I get asked by clients and authors about going to the National Publicity Summit in New York.  I’ve attended almost every Summit since Steve Harrison started it and go once or twice a year to create new media relationships, maintain old ones and of course, to pitch my clients to the media.  Here's a run down of the reasons I've decided to go.</description>
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<title>Monthly Retainers VS. Pay For Placement for Public Relations Services</title>
<description>Most Public Relations firms require a "retainer" as opposed to "hourly fees" or "pay-for-placement." The logic of the retainer arrmangement is discussed in detail. </description>
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<title>Why Authors Need a Great Headshot with Tips on  How to Get One</title>
<description>While the written word is powerful in landing a media placement, as a publicist I know that a great photo can cinch a media opportunity just as well and sometimes even faster. I’ve worked with some of the best photographers in the USA. I’ve been in dozens of studios all over the country and have been privy to their “back stage” techniques. These photographers have shot Miss America contestants, Hockey and baseball’s greatest players as well as CEOs authors, doctors, lawyers and entrepreneurs.  I got the skinny directly from them on their tips for getting the best head shot possible.</description>
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<title>How Small Businesses Can Build a Big Brand With PR</title>
<description>How can small businesses build a big brand? It’s simple. It’s with PR. As a publicist I’ve known this for years. I’ve seen media exposure launch everything from new medical procedures to special events and inventions. Why does it work? It works because PR is the bridge that connects large audiences with a single person with the big idea. How do you get it? You can do it yourself up to a point or allocate some money for a publicist. </description>
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<title>Low Cost Marketing and PR Ideas to Promote Your Business</title>
<description>As President of Westwind Communications a PR and Marketing Firm. I work with entrepreneurs, start-ups as well as doctors, lawyers and authors. I am often called upon in the early stages of a company’s existence to get them “on the radar.”  Sometimes however, the best ideas can be low cost or free. Of course the best "free" marketing idea is good old fashioned "word of mouth" or as it’s called today "WOM." Here are just a few low-cost marketing ideas you can use to get new business for your new business.
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<title>Slow Pay or No Pay?  Tips on How to Get Businesses to Pay-Up</title>
<description>In today’s turbulent times with money being tight in this new slow economy, many customers who normally pay their bills on time are now delaying payments or choosing not to pay at all. Is this happening to you? If so, here are a few tips to recover your money and to prevent this from happening in the first place.</description>
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