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Effective PR
Why Are You Using PR?
Target Your Media
What Does an Editor Need?
Routine PR Opportunities
Think of an Angle
Put out a Press Release
Give Them a Photograph
Other Publicity Ideas
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Effective PR

Good public relations can be the making of a start-up business. Inept PR can ruin it. In its broadest sense, PR is a way of effectively and accurately communicating with your audience to make sure they understand your company. It also enables you to develop a positive image in their minds.

One advantage of PR is that, unlike advertising, you can usually get it free of charge. Another is that favourable PR has greater credibility than similar claims made in an advertisement.

This briefing explains:

  • How to decide what PR can do for you.
  • How to prepare a press release.
  • How to spot or create PR opportunities for your business.
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