Thanks for the tip, Elie — it looks interesting!
As for time, yes…time and timing can be challenging. When it comes to having enough time, sometimes all you can do is pick one thing to do, and do it well, because that’s all you have time for.
I hope it all goes smoothly for you.
Sandy
]]>Paul – I just saw your comment, and am taking the liberty of replying even though I’m not Sandra and this isn’t my blog!
I used to contribute for a national newspaper in the UK, and most journalists / bloggers I know are inundated with press releases that are wither irrelevant or fail to make the “interest” clear. On the other hand, the press releases that “work” are those that are timely, focussed on the readers’ interests, or which provide extras such as author availability for interviews.
A press release might not get lots of traction in the national media, but it might have more interest at local level – or with specialist publications. For that reason, you might want to adapt the wording to suit different audiences.
Hope that helps!
]]>Thanks, Clare!
Sandy
]]>Great question, Paul. I’m answering that in next week’s blog post.
Sandy
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