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Mall Posters and PR

March 13, 2012

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Are mall posters effective tools to generate awareness about an issue? I think so. This sign caught my attention while shopping somewhere in Atlanta.

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BlogFestivus Day 10 - Leaping

The couple traveled far to a foreign island to celebrate their honeymoon. Nothing was off limits and they agreed to be open to try new things as long as they were together. The first day of the honeymoon was spent on the beach and ended with a beautiful sunset. The second day was full of clear blue water and getting lost while floating on love. The third day was the most adventurous filled with nature hikes, bike rides and mountain tours. At the end of the mountain tour, the couple stopped to look at the amazing view. The guide noticed the loving gaze and offered a free bungee drop. The couple shared everything including a deep fear of heights but remembered the honeymoon promise. The couple shared a kiss, walked to the edge of the cliff and repeated 10 times, "Lord I'm a leaping".

Random observation - Positive economic drivers

Random observation - Positive economic drivers The Labor Department announced that thousands of jobs were added to the economy in December, signaling a positive upswing in consumer confidence. I have my own scientific observation. Today, I counted 15 new cars in a three-hour period. Atlantans are definitely driving towards optimism in the new year.

Read and Repeat: Special Sections

Read and Repeat: Special Sections Special sections like the Wall Street Journal's Women in the Economy , are great resources for public relations professionals. In addition to featuring leading experts, the section always includes statistics, sources and company names that can saved for future projects. Listed below are interesting facts that could be used in pitches, newsletters, or marketing materials. Although 83% of mid-level women have a strong desire to move up to a higher level in their companies, their chances of landing a senior executive job are 60% those of men. It took 191 years to get the first woman on the Supreme Court. We estimate there are about three billion people working in the world. About 40% of those are women. Read and Repeat highlights industry articles and offers personal commentary .

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