By hilariki at Citysearch May 12, 2010
I love the Hi Sign! This is a family business, and I've been using them for 10 years. We are about to order some more signage. They have never been anything but professional to me, and they've always been on time, even cheerfully working with a few of my insanely tight deadlines. ...read more
By Heidi L. at Judy's Book September 09, 2005
If you have a retail store, you need a sign. This place has alot of options as far as font, sizes go. They will show you all alternatives if you want before they make the sign. This way you can make sure you picked the right one without ... ...read more
Every company wants more press, but not all of them properly earn it. As a public relations consultant, I never spam members of the press with wasteful pitches, impersonal requests, or blatant attempts to sell product through weak press releases. For these reasons, I have a great track record for getting genuine newsworthy stories published for my clients. Here are a few tips on better managing your company’s PR strategy: Be Interesting: So many companies want more press than they deserve. The fact is, many businesses simply are not interesting enough to warrant attention from journalists. After all, the press is trying to serve readers with compelling content – we can’t be boring here. My advice is to look hard at what is truly compelling about your company and don’t use PR simply as a means to sell more product. Google Alerts: Forget costly clippings services to measure your press reach. A free Google Alert account is all you need. With Google Alerts, you receive an email every time your company is mentioned on the web along with a link to the article. Easy. Tell great stories: Journalists didn’t learn their craft so they can pitch your products and services to readers. Respect the fact that journalist are amazing storytellers. Be honest and open when sharing your story. Don’t be too self promotional. Don’t be afraid of admitting your flaws – every business has them. By doing this, you will find that journalist have a great respect for your business and will be more likely to write about you. ...read more
By EIM Marketing & Public Relations April 24, 2015
Various laws on job advertising have been established to ensure that all people in a society have equal access to jobs. Employers must abide by specific laws during the hiring process. For example, announcing in an employment ad that only certain age groups, cultures or races may apply is deemed illegal. ...read more
Google AdSense is a way for frequent bloggers to make some extra money. Bloggers are able to select and display ads which fit the topic of their blog, and, when followers of the blog click on the displayed ads, the blogger gains a small profit. Installing Google AdSense into a blog can be done easily ... ...read more