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• Increase your publication odds - Contact the editor before writing an article
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• When to say "no comment"
• Weather - How To Tie Into It!
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• The real job of press releases
• Ever heard of the dark pages?
• Making people believe your side of the story
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• Your best weapon in crisis: get this weapon now so you're ready when it happens
• Pitching talk show producers
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• Never Pitch Without Knowing The Media!
• Build relationships of trust with reporters
• Event budgeting can make or break you
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• Brainstorming blog post topics
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• The best way to send a press release
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• Tailoring your media kit to fit the recipient
• You need to get on drive-time radio!
• Pitching stories to local television stations

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