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A 14-year-old boy immersed in the press relations world

The Hoffman Agency

In 2015, two French journalists realised that schoolchildren from disadvantaged neighbourhoods, lacking a network, were doing their internships in small businesses where they sometimes became free labour. How to do media monitoring, the different types of publications and how to write articles of more than one page on the same subject.

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Spotlight on a Solo PR Pro: Meet Daria Steigman

Solo PR Pro

From temp to small business owner. Daria suggested to one of the people she’d been temping for that his company engage her to write a newsletter covering agriculture, trade, and energy issues on Capitol Hill. Sometimes you have to write about mold. For a large accounting firm, she built presentation materials. “I

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5 Solos Share Their No. 1 Business Goal for 2023

Solo PR Pro

We asked our panel of solo PR pros to share one of their business goals for the year ahead. My #1 goal for 2023 is to introduce some new resources for founders and small business owners who are just starting out in their PR journey: namely an email newsletter and a course. Kathy Casciani, Azul Communications.

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Where to Focus Your Marketing Efforts If You Only Have 5 Hours a Week

Cision

Here’s where you should be putting your energy. Writing Press Releases. Keep a spreadsheet of blog topics so that when you’re ready to write, you’re not challenged with blogger’s block. Write a few articles a week and schedule them in advance. Social Media. Each of the following can be done in an hour or less.

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Everything You Need to Know About Content Marketing When You Don’t Have Time

ReimaginePR

So how do other small businesses master this art? Most businesses I work with only associate content marketing with blog posts and writing articles—but this is just one small fraction of the much larger puzzle. At this point you’re probably thinking, Susan, I barely have enough time to write a blog post a month.

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How to Better Manage Your Time (Instead of Letting It Manage You)

Solo PR Pro

As small business owners, we have some control over how we spend the moments in our day. Map the path to your core element: On a blank piece of paper, write down the number one thing you’re consistently working toward — your core element. So, to pay the bills, you have to build your business. The good news?

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Highlights from the State of Blogging in 2017 Survey

Sword and the Script

Entrepreneurship and small business ranked second and third respectively. In fact, when the survey data was segmented by professional bloggers, it found the pros were nearly 70% “more likely to write posts of 1,000 words or more.”. That’s one surprising conclusion I drew from a survey of 850 bloggers by ConvertKit.

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