Publicityhound 2008 tips and tricks

This is the time of year when smart Publicity Hounds are creating
“Best of 2008″ lists to squeeze a few more publicity hits into
2008.

As for me, it’s time for my annual “Best of the Publicity Hound’s
Tips of the Week” ebook, my gift to you at Christmas, Hanukkah
and New Year’s. The ebook includes the best 24 tips from this
past year, or tips that generated a lot of response from readers.

I encourage you to regift it to your own blog readers, newsletter
subscribers, clients, customers, Twitter followers, and MySpace
and Facebook friends.

This year’s book includes tips on:

–A fast, inexpensive way to catch the attention of journalists
in your community.

–A clever way to get onto the morning TV talk shows by
suggesting something out-of-the-ordinary.

–A place where you can connect daily with journalists who are
looking for sources. And it won’t cost you a penny.

–What to do when you’re tempted to strangle a reporter for
wasting your time interviewing you, and then leaving your name
out of the story.

–A news story that appears several times a year in almost every
community and is PERFECT for piggybacking onto.

–9 ways to use video to pull more traffic to your website, sell
more products, generate publicity, and build the buzz about your
product, service, cause or issue.

–11 ways to use a paid or unpaid assistant to help with
publicity-related tasks.

–How to make your local Chamber of Commerce one of your biggest
promoters.

–A f~ree tool that tell you whether your press release gets a
passing grade or falls flat on its face.

–How to use a popular social networking site to snoop on your
competitors

–What writers can learn from a beloved dog’s obit.

–How to claim the Number 1 spot on Google.

–A publicity mistake that most companies make, and it kills
their chances of ever getting covered

You can get the ebook here, save it to your hard drive and then
share it on the social networking sites:

http://rapidshare.com/files/174788291/Ebook–Bestof2008PublicityHound.pdf