The Publicity Hound’s
Tips of the Week
Issue #495 March 9, 2010
Publisher: Joan Stewart
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        In This Issue
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1. The Next Big Thing: Mobile

2. Time-saving Blogging Tips

3. Social Media Cheat Sheet

4. Marketing a Lifestyle for Boomers

5. Help This Hound

6. Hound Joke of the Week

7. And at My Blogs…

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1. The Next Big Thing: Mobile
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Ten years ago, the hot new thing was building an email list.

Seven years ago, it was blogs and video.

Last year, it was Twitter.

This year, it’s mobile marketing. In 2010, our planet already has
more mobile phones than it does TV sets, cars, credit cards or
computers.

New generations of mobile devices are being unleashed not every
few months, but every few WEEKS. Hundreds of millions of
consumers worldwide are glued to their iPhones, Blackberries or
other mobile devices. To put it bluntly, they are waiting for
YOU.

That means more new technology to learn. But the opportunities to
reach your ideal customers, whether they’re standing in line at
Starbucks or lying in bed, is huge–only if you do it right and
don’t believe the two biggest misconceptions about mobile
marketing:

–It’s just like Internet marketing, but on a much smaller
screen.

–Sending a string of text messages is just like sending a series
of autoresponder messages.

If you’re confused about how to tap into this opportunity, let
StomperNet help. I’m their affiliate and they’re letting me share
these two goodies with you:

–A free webinar at 8 Eastern tonight featuring Dan Hollings, the
creator of StomperMobile and the guy who did the Internet
marketing behind the phenomenon “The Secret.” Sign up for the
webinar at
https://stompernet.infusionsoft.com/go/SMW1/SN332 If you can’t
make it, sign up anyway in case they record it. Or recruit
somebody to watch and take notes for you.

–A free series of three video lessons that will help you get
started the right way:
https://stompernet.infusionsoft.com/go/SM1/SN332

I’ll be on the webinar tonight. See you there.

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2. Time-saving Blogging Tips
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The biggest excuse people use to explain why they aren’t
blogging, or why they don’t comment at other people’s blogs, is
“I don’t have time.”

Here’s a tip that that lets you do both at the same time.

Create a Google Alert at http://www.Google.com/alerts for a
keyword or keyword phrase. When you check your alerts and you
find a blog post that screams out for your expert commentary,
tell yourself: “What I’m going to write here will be the basis of
a post at my own blog.”

Write the comment. Save it to your clipboard. Then take it over
to your blog where you can expound on it a little more. Then,
link back to the blog where you commented. That’s exactly what I
did over the weekend when I saw law firm marketing expert Kevin
O’Keefe’s blog post about press releases.

The topic was perfect for me. I wrote a lengthy comment, brought
it back to my own blog and elaborated, linking back to Kevin’s
blog. You can read my post “Why a press release and not just a
blog post?” at http://ow.ly/1pVlma

This little trick also works when you’re answering questions on
LinkedIn.

The 27 pages of handouts that I offered during the teleseminar
“Time-saving Tips for Smart Business Blogging,” with Patsi
Krakoff in January, are as helpful for veteran bloggers as they
are for newbies. They include 101 places to find content for your
blog, the first 7 steps before creating your blog, how to write
better and faster, and 20 mistakes smart professionals make with
blogs.

The handouts accompany the electronic transcript, CD or MP3
recording. Learn more at http://tinyurl.com/businessblogger

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3. Social Media Cheat Sheet
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You’ll love Drew McLellan’s handy, color-coded Social Media Cheat
Sheet that will help you understand how to leverage major social
media sites: http://ow.ly/1g8CO

Notice how well Digg, the popular bookmarking site, fares on this
chart. It’s a valuable tool for brand exposure, generating
traffic to your site, and search engine optimization.
If you’re not using Digg, now is the time to start. Colin Martin
explains how during the teleseminar on “How to do Social
Bookmarking to Promote Your Expertise, Attract Followers & Pull
Massive Amounts of Traffic.” The CD, MP3 and electronic
transcript include a series of four videos in which Colin
demonstrates how to create your accounts at bookmarking sites,
how to bookmark content, how to make friends and join groups, and
everyday uses for this powerful marketing tool.

Read more about what you’ll learn at http://tinyurl.com/ybzam7u

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4. Marketing a Lifestyle for Boomers
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This week, three Publicity Hounds have tips for Patti Chavet of
Frisco, Texas who wants to brand herself as an expert in active
adult lifestyles for Baby Boomers who live in Texas.

From Camille Torres:

“To position yourself as an expert, I suggest starting with a
blog. Offer information that helps your target audience, finding
the intersection between their informational needs/wants and your
expertise. Mixing it up a bit and having a video blog posting
every now and then might be a good idea. It would help people
identify with you and connect with you better, and the videos can
also be posted on YouTube and other video-sharing sites for extra
exposure. Tweet and Facebook your blog postings, along with other
info that will appeal to your audience.”

From Eric Gruber:

“You should be writing articles and submitting them on top
websites and ezines that your targeted audience (Baby Boomers
looking to retire) goes to every day for solutions you provide. I
know you’re looking for a local area, but article marketing works
for you, too.”

From Reece Franklin:

“Target the Boomers: While there are usually several networking
organizations within a large community that target the senior
market, there aren’t many that target Boomers. I suggest you
either find one or two that do hit the Boomers, or start your
own. Put together a list of the top 30 companies that might
target Boomers, and can influence them to use you. Then invite
these folks to your first networking meeting. Networking really
works if you’re the founder, or the key speaker.”

Read all the responses to this week’s ?Help This Hound” question
http://ow.ly/1die7

Send your own Help this Hound question to:
mailto:JStewart@PublicityHound.com?subject=HelpThisHound
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5. Help This Hound
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Susan Murphy of Pleasant Ridge, MI writes:

“I’m looking for some interesting avenues in which to promote our
client, an environmental scientist who specializes in toxic mold
education, detection and remediation.

“Connie Morbach, M.S. CHMM CIE, is a respected national authority
on indoor air quality (IAQ) who has performed over 10,000
residential/commercial air tests and environmental evaluations.

“Since 1994, her team has witnessed the illnesses and devastation
caused by many ill-equipped and unscrupulous IAQ/Mold
‘professionals’ in their industry, and they continue to help so
many who have suffered from these injustices. She has just
started a blog at http://cleanlinest.wordpress.com/ and is
tweeting to share her knowledge as well.

“Connie has been featured on a half dozen indoor air quality
investigative segments for NBC’s “Today” show (“Why your gym may
be making you sick” and “Watch out for hidden germs in
supermarkets”), as well as “Rachael Ray” and “Extreme Makeover
Home Edition.” But she hasn’t worked with a PR firm since then.
She’s looking to get the word out again about her expertise, and
I’m hoping your loyal Hounds can suggest some thoughtful ideas.

The Publicity Hound says:

What a great topic! The “your (fill in the blank) is making you
sick” theme can be used dozens of ways. Let’s see what my Hounds
have to say. If you have a great idea for Susan, post it to my
blog at http://ow.ly/1g9z9

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6. Hound Joke of the Week
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“Dogs have no money. Isn’t that amazing? They’re broke their
entire lives. But they get through. You know why dogs have no
money? No pockets.”

–Jerry Seinfeld

Dog Jokes & Quotes Ebook: 170+ G-rated dog jokes and quotes,
perfect for a dog-lover, your favorite vet, or just for a few
good laughs.

BONUS: Buy the ebook and you also get a compilation of the 50
best websites for dog humor.

http://www.publicityhound.com/dogjokebook/

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7. And at My Blogs…
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Consider retweeting these blog posts:

Job-hunters, publicity seekers: Wake up your boring bios
http://ow.ly/1frh9

Why a press release and not just a blog post?
http://ow.ly/1pVlma

Your dog can soon have its own Twitter account
http://ow.ly/1g48j

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In This Issue
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1. Don’t Let Blog Content Confuse You

2. How About a Little Good News?

3. How Could I be So Dumb?

4. Beware of this Twitter Scam

5. Promoting a Christmas Tree Accessory

6. Help This Hound

7. Hound Joke of the Week

8. And at My Blog…

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1. Don’t Let Blog Content Confuse You
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If you’re an expert, you’d better be cranking out lots of content in
these formats:

Blogs. Ezines. Twitter posts. Facebook notes. Articles at article
directory sites. Articles at your own website.

Yet some Publicity Hounds are easily confused about what kinds of
topics to write in which types of formats, particularly when writing
for their blogs.

Over the weekend, Publicity Hound Michele Nightengale, who
teaches bricks-and-mortar businesses how to market online, told
me she’s going to start blogging. But she’s confused about the
difference between content for her blog and content for articles at
her website.

“I can’t seem to differentiate them in my mind,” she said. “The
ideas for my articles page and my blog are identical. I can only
think to post my articles on my blog. How do you treat them
separately and without too much duplicate content?”

She’s right. There’s a lot of overlap. Here’s how I differentiate the
two:

Articles posted at article directory sites like
http://www.EzineArticles.com generally focus on helping people solve
a particular problem. The structure of these articles can follow various
formats. But in general, they offer solutions to a problem. And
they’re about 500-700 words. Examples:

–TV Publicity: 6 ways to find your way onto the local evening news

–Inflight magazines: 8 topics editors love to write about

–Hiring a publicist? Know the 4 ways they charge for their services

–Public service announcements have these 6 elements

Almost everything else, I told her, is fodder for a blog. Think of
blogging as journaling, or keeping a business diary. It usually
includes much more opinion than how-to articles do. And the
writing can be a little more personal and informal. You can use a
blog to:

–State an opinion on a topic.

–Comment on somebody else’s blog post or article and link to it.

–Comment on something happening in the news.

–Offer a quiz for a reader.

–Present a question from a reader and then offer the answer.

–Present a case study.

–Disagree with somebody else’s position on a topic, and explain
why.

–Discuss something in your personal life that relates to something
in your professional life.

–Review a book, home study course or other product you’ve
bought.

–Comment on a service you have used.

The ideas for blog content are endless. If you’re still short on ideas,
create several Google Alerts at http://www.Google.com/alerts for
topics you want to blog about.

Google will then email you as often as you wish and let you know
what articles, videos, news stories and other content about those
topics appear online.

I’ll address the topic of avoiding duplicate content in an upcoming
issue of this newsletter. But in general, you don’t want to use
identical content at your website, blog and article directory sites.

If you’re new to blogging, or if your current blog isn’t generating the
traffic or sales you had hoped, you’ll learn some quick tips from
Denise Wakeman and Patsi Krakoff, aka The Blog Squad, during a
f~ree teleseminar from 4 to 5 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 26. It’s called
“Boost Your Biz with a Blog” and Denise and Patsi will explain how
they differentiate blog content from all the other kinds of content
they produce. You’ll also learn about the biggest mistakes bloggers
make and how beginning bloggers can sabotage their own
success.

Register at http://www.blogsquadteleseminars.com/joan/

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2. How About a Little Good News?
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All those bad news stories about the economy that the media love
will soon turn into old news. And when the economy worsens this
year, as predicted, that old news will be downright depressing.

It’s time to start thinking about a few good news ideas to pitch.
TV producer Shawne Duperon offers these ideas:

–Credit unions in four Midwestern states are generating fabulous
publicity in top-tier media outlets like USA Today by pledging $10
billion in loans to car buyers and teaming with General Motors to
offer special deals to boost car sales. You can read the USA Today
story at http://tinyurl.com/9lyes7

–How are retailers using tough times as an asset to sell products?
Some car companies launched new campaigns that guarantee if
you buy a car and lose your job within the year, you can return the
car. How effective will strategies like this be?

–How are you making the most of the economic downturn in your
business? Are you investing more in marketing? If so, let the media
know.

–Are you in an industry or niche that, so far, has been unaffected?
Many Internet marketers, for example, particularly those who sell
training on how to build a business, are reporting increased sales,
and have the shopping cart statistics to prove it.

If you have little good news to report but you still want to pitch, let
Shawne and me help you. We brainstormed “116 WOW!
Story Ideas from January through June” when we teamed up for a
teleseminar for Publicity Hounds. We recorded it, and it’s available
as a CD complete with a handout of all 116 ideas. You can
download the handout as soon as your order has been approved.

There’s something for everybody, and you can borrow all of our
ideas, starting today, by going to http://tinyurl.com/6k7zk

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3. How Could I be So Dumb?
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If you’ve already made a list of the top five or six goals you want to
achieve this year in your business, make sure they’re the types of
goals in which you can measure their success.

I have five goals for this year. Each one, if achieved, will help me
build my business by at least 15 percent. If I succeed at them all,
I’ll double my business.

All five are recommended by Paul Lemberg, a business coach who
created the Formula 5 system, a package of videos, checklists,
worksheets and mastermind coaching groups that provide ongoing
support. I’ve been devouring all of it the last several weeks, and I
already have the wheels in motion to survey Publicity Hounds in the
next few weeks about what they want and need–a technique that
will shorten my learning curve even more.

Several times during the course, when Paul explained a great
strategy, I slapped my palm against my forehead and asked out
loud, “Why am I not doing this? How could I be so dumb????”

One of the most valuable tips I learned is that the onslaught of
emails I’m receiving from business people offering cut-rate prices on
their products and services is, for them, the quickest way to the
poor house. In fact, raising prices, even in a meltdown economy, is
one of the fastest ways to success.

Interested? If not, move onto the next item. If so, here are two ways
to learn more about each of the five Formula 5 elements:

–Watch the first of three Stompernet videos that explains more
about Formula 5 and offers startling results of what can happen
when you raise the price of an ebook by a paltry $7, from $47 to
$54: http://tinyurl.com/PaulLembergFormula5

–Get direct access to Paul during a f~ree teleseminar I’m hosting
with him from 3 to 4 p.m. Eastern Time on Thursday, January 8.
He’ll explain the five elements of Formula 5 in more detail, and you
can even email questions to us during the call.
Sign up at
http://www.Publicityhound.com/teleseminar/formulafive.htm

Don’t miss this one. And for heaven’s sake, don’t fall into the trap of
lowering your prices without understanding the consequences.

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4. Beware of this Twitter Scam
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Are you receiving strange email messages from people referring
you to photos and other posts about you at Twitter.com?

I am. The messages are a scam.

Here’s how it works. This particular scam sends out emails
resembling those you might receive from Twitter if you get email
notifications of your Direct Messages. The email says something
like, “Hey! Check out this funny blog about you…” and provides a
link. That link redirects to a site masquerading as the Twitter front
page. Look closely at the URL field. If it’s different than Twitter’s
URL at http://Twitter.com, leave the site immediately.

Do not enter your username or password. If you do, the scam
artists can use that information to send out direct messages on
your behalf which could trick your followers. Read this post at
Twitter’s blog to find out what else you should do if this happens to
you:
http://blog.twitter.com/2009/01/gone-phishing.html

Not Twittering yet because the site is too confusing? Join the
crowd. Most of us who Twitter felt the same way when we started.

But don’t give up on what has become one of the most powerful
communication and promotion tools for business. Learn in step-by-
step detail how to navigate the site, and how to adopt smart
strategies that will save you hours of time.

Twitter expert Warren Whitlock explained “How to Use Twitter to
Amass an Army of Followers, Customers & Valuable Contacts–and
Promote.” It’s available as electronic transcripts and your choice of
MP3s or CDs. Read more about the power of Twitter at
http://tinyurl.com/3lbcaw

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5. Promoting a Christmas Tree Accessory
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This week, five Publicity Hounds have tips for Shannon Hein of Fort
Collins, Colorado, who needs ideas on how to promote “Branchies,”
a product that helps you hang heavy objects on your Christmas
tree.

From Shirley George Frazier:

“My suggestion is to ‘branch out’ to other reasons for people to buy
Branchies: Easter ornaments, gardening tools, every day uses, etc.

“If you only focus on Christmas buying reasons, you won’t sell all
year long, and that’s a disservice to a great product and customers
who’ll benefit every day.”

From Dale W. Hutchings:

“I think your target market for these giant ornaments is not the
typical homeowner, but the commercial market. These massive
ornaments would look so much better on the giant trees that are
put up every year in city parks, government offices, large bank
lobbies, and shopping malls, among other venues. I would
recommend that you target the commercial market through a
holiday decorative contest.”

From Barbara:

“For Christmas next year: send some to major consumer magazine
editors in June or so. If they like them, they may feature them in
the Christmas issues of their magazines. There are always articles
about gift giving and how to decorate for the holidays.”

The Publicity Hound says:

Send a press release and generic photo showing garden tools used
as ornaments to gardening magazines. Send a press release and
photo showing heavy sports-related ornaments like football helmets
to sports magazines. Just change the ornaments in each photo to
match the needs of various niche audiences. Your goal is to make
every magazine editor say “Aha! this is PERFECT for our readers.”

And don’t forget to create videos that demonstrate how to trim a
tree with Branchies. Videographer John Easton shows you dozens
of ways to use quick videos to promote what you’re selling. He
explained them all during the teleseminar on “9 Clever Ways to Use
Video to Become a Publicity Darling in Your Industry or
Community.” We recorded it and it’s available as a CD, MP3, or
electronic transcript.

Read more about how to start using video at
http://tinyurl.com/5pbgzn

Send your own Help this Hound question to:
mailto:JStewart@PublicityHound.com
and include your city and state.

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6. Help This Hound
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Publicity Hound Sheryl P. Kurland of Orlando, FL writes:

“With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, which is a logical tie-
in to my product, I need some new, exciting, low-cost ideas prior to
the holiday to stimulate Valentine’s Day book sales.

“I’m the author of the self-published Everlasting Matrimony:
Pearls Of Wisdom From Couples Married 50 Years Or More, an
elegant coffee-table book in which I interviewed 75 couples married
50+ years. The first run was published four years ago.
You can learn more about it at
http://www.everlastingmatrimony.com/. My background is
Marketing/PR, so I’ve done just about everything—all on my own
and on a shoestring budget.

“What can I do that I haven’t already done to get big publicity a few
weeks before Valentine’s Day, using Valentine’s Day as the tie-in,
obviously, to significantly stimulate book sales? Shows like
“Today,” “Good Morning America,” etc., won’t talk to me because
I’m self-published. Also, I am not interested in teleseminars,
teaching a course, or creating CDs to sell.”

The Publicity Hound says:

I spoke with Sheryl and told her the long list her media successes
at my blog at http://tinyurl.com/832mpk is obviously missing social
networking.

She told me she’s starting to Twitter. How about giving Sheryl some
quick tips on traditional media she might pursue, in addition to
some ideas on how to pull traffic from the social networking sites.
She doesn’t yet have a Facebook profile but could create one fairly
quickly.

Also, we’d like to hear tips from self-published authors on how to
get onto the big morning TV talk shows. Eli Davidson, a member of
The Publicity Hound Mentor Program, is self-published, and she
appeared on the “Today” show, so I know it can be done.

Post your ideas to my blog at http://tinyurl.com/832mpk

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7. Hound Joke of the Week
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“Dogs have no money. Isn’t that amazing? They’re broke their entire
lives. But they get through. You know why dogs have no money?
No pockets.”

–Comedian Jerry Seinfeld

DOG JOKES & QUOTES EBOOK: 170+ G-rated dog jokes and
quotes, perfect for a dog-lover, your favorite vet, or just for a few
good laughs.

BONUS: Buy the ebook and you also get a compilation of the 50
best websites for dog humor.

http://www.publicityhound.com/dogjokebook/

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8. And at My Blog…
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Write an unsolicited testimonial for additional publicity
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WHERE TO SEE AND HEAR THE PUBLICITY HOUND:

Thursday, Jan. 8–Teleseminar

“Formula Five: 5 Ways to Double Your Business in 2009″ with my
guest expert Paul Lemberg. From 3 to 4 p.m. Eastern Time, he will
explain five ways every business person can double their business.
This is perfect for anyone who is frightened by all the gloom-and-
doom talk about the bad economy. This is a free teleseminar.
Register at
http://www.Publicityhound.com/teleseminar/formulafive.htm

Wednesday, Jan. 21–Teleseminar

Join me for the third annual smARTist telesummit where
photographers, jewelers, potters, painters, metalworkers,
woodworkers and other artists will learn all the secrets for growing
their art business. I’m presenting a session on how to use social
networking, from 2 to 2:45 Eastern Time on Wednesday, Jan. 21.
Register for the telesummit at http://tinyurl.com/5axy3x

Monday, Jan. 26–Teleseminar

“Boost Your Biz with a Blog,” from 4 to 5 p.m. Eastern on Monday,
Jan. 26. Denise Wakeman and Patsi Krakoff, aka The Blog Squad,
will explain how to draw more traffic and boost more sales from a
blog. You’ll also learn about the biggest mistakes bloggers make
and how they sabotage their own success. Register at
http://www.blogsquadteleseminars.com/joan/

March 6-10–Atlanta

I’ll be at the Stompernet convention in Atlanta from Thursday until
Sunday. Let me know if you’re attending and we’ll have lunch.

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